Getech has signed two exclusive strategic partnerships, which together position Getech at the forefront of work to establish a national network of hydrogen generation, storage and retail hubs. Exclusive strategic partnership was signed with H2 Green which is focused on establishing a network of large-scale hydrogen generation, storage and refueling hubs to support public and commercial transport fleets.
Getech enters hydrogen partnerships with H2 Green and SGN
Ballard Power Systems has received orders from Solaris Bus & Coach for 10 Ballard FCmove fuel cell modules to power 10 Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FCEBs) in the Netherlands. Ballard fuel cell modules will power 10 Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses planned for deployment with Arriva Nederland in the Province of Gelderland, the Netherlands later in 2021.
Ballard gets follow-on orders to power 10 Solaris buses
McDermott awarded contract for power-to-gas plant
McDermott International’s CB&I Storage Solutions company was awarded a contract by New Jersey Natural Gas for the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) of a power-to-gas plant in Howell, New Jersey. The plant will use solar power to generate green hydrogen for injection into an existing gas delivery network for home and commercial use.
Ballard and GEV work on new fuel cell-powered ship development
Ballard Power Systems has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Global Energy Venture for the development of a new fuel cell-powered ship, called C-H2 Ship, designed to transport compressed green hydrogen. The power required for a small-scale demonstration of the C-H2 Ship is expected to be under 10 megawatts (MW). At full scale, the C-H2 Ship will have a propulsion power requirement of approximately 26MW, and a containment system for storage of 2,000 tons of compressed green hydrogen.
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25 companies team up to standardize fuel cell modules for heavy duty applications
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A European consortium consisting of 25 organisations in the hydrogen sector are joining forces to define, develop and test the first European standard for fuel cell modules for heavy duty applications. This standard for fuel cell modules may be the game changer that the fuel cell industry requires to enhance market competitiveness by enabling competition, cost reduction and mass production.