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Floating solar farm is helping China combat air pollution The Chinese government is working to combat air pollutions through the…
Wuhan will establish itself as a hydrogen center in China The city of Wuhan in central China is poised to…
Study shows most consumers lease their clean vehicles The penetration of electric vehicles in the United States is heavily reliant…
Kia’s Niro EV has been revealed Automaker Kia has unveiled its new Niro EV concept car. The new model is…
Scottish Cities Alliance will continue to work toward developing smart cities and embracing hydrogen fuel The Scottish Cities Alliance has…
France will no longer produce natural gas or oil domestically per new legislation Lawmakers in France have approved new legislation…
Research team has developed a system that uses sunlight to produce hydrogen Scientists from the University of Central Florida have…
Engineering team will be producing its own fuel cell for its clean vehicle The University of Alberta’s EcoCar team has…
Air Liquide and Groupe ADP come together to launch a new fueling facility Air Liquide and Groupe ADP have opened…
Automakers are becoming more focused on fuel cells The landscape of the transportation world is beginning to shift. More automakers…
Japan continues to turn to hydrogen to remake its future Japan is working to reinvent its energy structure. These efforts…
Country intends to reach 200 GW of installed clean power capacity by 2020 The Indian government has announced plans to…
China’s solar capacity is swelling quickly Despite prevailing curtailment issues, China is on track to install a record breaking amount…
Large corporation has agreed to purchase electricity from wind farm Norsk Hydro, a major aluminum producer based in Europe, has…
Company launched Project Hesla to show than battery electric vehicles can make use of fuel cells as well A gas…
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