f-cell+HFC: Realising hydrogen’s potential
Australia’s suitability for hydrogen developments, the Korean hydrogen economy and Germany’s National Hydrogen Strategy were all key topics of discussion in the f-cell+HFC Country Plenary this afternoon.
Australia’s suitability for hydrogen developments, the Korean hydrogen economy and Germany’s National Hydrogen Strategy were all key topics of discussion in the f-cell+HFC Country Plenary this afternoon.
Mark Kirby, President and Chair of the Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) once again welcomed f-cell+HFC attendees as they prepared for a second day of thought-provoking presentations.
In just a couple of hours, attendees will virtually gather for day two of f-cell+HFC 2020.
Shell Hydrogen has been awarded $40.8m, subject to formal approval, by California Energy Commission regulators to expand the hydrogen refuelling network in California.
It’s clearly been an eventful year, and we all need to get back to making those connections, getting through that discussion and debate, and driving forward the hydrogen cause. f-cell+HFC 2020 has been doing exactly that...
Hydrogen continues to take centre stage at the f-cell+HFC 2020 virtual event, as attendees are now participating in the second half of day one.
City bus and commuter rail fuel cell applications are ramping up in option because in short, they are so compelling. They provide a zero-emission solution alternative to conventional fleets, while providing the same passenger experience...
Collaborations, the progression of fuel cell technologies and cost competitiveness of fuel cell commercial vehicles were all key topics in the second half of the Canadian Plenary at the f-cell+HFC 2020 virtual event.
Attendees of the f-cell+HFC 2020 virtual event have just tuned into the first half of the Canadian Plenary at the f-cell+HFC 2020 virtual event.
“Hydrogen’s time has come, the world is watching, and Canada will lead.”