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California’s hydrogen network hits unexpected roadblocks California had big dreams for hydrogen-powered vehicles — but it’s hitting some serious speed…
Plug Power Inc. has just locked in a multi-year strategic deal with a major U.S.-based industrial gas supplier, securing a…
Youliang Cheng and his team have come up with a smart new way to get more out of proton exchange…
Australia’s $12.5B Central Queensland Hydrogen Project has collapsed after Stanwell withdrew support, citing failed funding and international partner exits. The downfall signals major hurdles for Australia’s hydrogen ambitions.
The University of Toledo leads a $3M federal effort to develop hydrogen economy training programs in Ohio, partnering with universities, colleges, and industry groups to shape a skilled zero-emission workforce.
FAW Hongqi has cut hydrogen consumption by 15% in its latest fuel cell vehicle breakthrough, signaling a major leap toward commercializing hydrogen mobility in China.
J-ENG’s ammonia-fueled marine engine, set for 2025 rollout, signals Japan’s commercial entry into zero-carbon shipping with strong government backing. Could this anchor the next wave of global maritime decarbonization?
Orlen secures PLN 1.7 billion in non-repayable state aid to develop two major hydrogen projects—Green H2 and Hydrogen Eagle—positioning Poland as a clean hydrogen leader in Central Europe.
Georgia Power and Mitsubishi Power successfully completed the world’s largest utility-scale hydrogen blending trial, running a 50% hydrogen mix in a gas turbine near Atlanta. The breakthrough cut CO₂ emissions by 22%, offering a scalable decarbonization path using existing infrastructure.
Molins has received approval to use green hydrogen at its Sant Vicenç dels Horts plant, replacing petcoke in cement kiln combustion. This pioneering move in Spain’s industrial decarbonization could reduce CO₂ emissions by 3,600 tonnes yearly.
South Korea isn’t just dominating shipbuilding—it’s quietly redefining what’s possible beneath the waves. At the heart of this underwater rethink…
Can green hydrogen ever actually compete on cost? That question’s been bouncing around boardrooms, conference panels, and government white papers…
Kyuden International and AMEA Power are teaming up to tap into the future of clean energy. The two companies have…
An Energy Inflection Point We’re standing at a major crossroads in the world of energy. The International Energy Agency (IEA)…
Navitas Semiconductor and BrightLoop Converters are teaming up to shake things up in the world of hydrogen fuel-cell charging—and they’re…
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