Plug Power is set to extend a new fuel cell system, with operational costs 84% lower than traditional back up power sources, to Western Canada following the signing of a strategic partnership with Westech Industrial...
A new funding scheme of up to $100m is set to be provided to the SuperTruck 3 project in support of its development of zero emission technolgoies, such as hydrogen and fuel cells, for heavy-duty...
FusionOne is set to commercialise its HydroPlas Reactor which claims to be the first integrated technology thermal solution to create “white” hydrogen from primarily plastic waste.
General Motor’s Fuel Cell Chief Charlie Freese shares the company’s rich history in hydrogen fuel cells with H2 View’s Editor Joanna Sampson, highlighting that the technology’s future potential is not only across land, sea and...
It’s 2004 and Arnold Schwarzenegger, then governor of California in the US, has just pulled up at the University of California, Davis’s (UC Davis) new hydrogen station in a fuel cell car. It’s the first...
For energy intensive applications like long-haul and heavy-duty trucks, hydrogen is one of the most interesting energy carriers, presenting operators with a quiet, smooth and continuously strong performance, all without emitting any emissions. A major...
Linde is currently in the process of retrofitting its Ontario, California plant to produce green hydrogen to fuel the US state’s mobility market. Targeting the second quarter of 2021 for full commercialisation, the facility will...
The shipping industry is in the spotlight – facing environmental mandates that require a whole new way of thinking about ship propulsion. Incremental goals such as cleaner diesel are a start, but the reality is...
John Kerry, the US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate for the Biden administration, recently referred to hydrogen energy as a “jump ball”, elaborating that America must embrace opportunities in hydrogen. America needs to secure the...
Canada has joined the more than 120 countries around the world that have committed to net-zero 2050. This is wonderful news and Canada’s hydrogen and fuel cell sector welcomes it. Net zero changes everything. No...
