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Building an efficient hydrogen society is unlikely to be smooth sailing for the nation. China may have big hydrogen fuel…
A massive project in the UK has opened a testing facility for 100% hydrogen. The UK-based H21 project, which is…
France’s capital has banned up to 60% of its cars as heatwave makes air pollution worse. A recent Paris car…
Drive the ARC has finished installing 57 high-speed electric vehicle (EV) chargers across the state. A project known as Drive…
Saudi Aramco and Air Products installed the first hydrogen refueling station in the country. The very first Saudi Arabi hydrogen…
Rivian Automotive and Honnold Foundation have partnered to bring a microgrid to Puerto Rico. The initiative aims to use Rivian’s…
The world’s biggest hydrogen station is now open to the public in Shanghai. China is continuing to grow its green…
Australia’s leading energy experts say that green hydrogen (H2) is starting to match the cost of fossil fuels. Renewable H2…
Starbucks announces a large-scale renewables deal. A recently announced Starbucks renewable energy partnership will see the massive coffee company purchase…
The IOC received the hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) vehicles as part of the organization’s mobility plan. Eight Toyota HFC Cars…
Burial and cremation will no longer be the only legal options for human remains after death. Human body composting is…
AFC Energy has developed a way to crack ammonia for hydrogen production. Leading British fuel cell company, AFC Energy, has…
Ameren Missouri to acquire its third wind power production facility in Missouri. The American utility intends to purchase a Missouri…
Shell and ITM Power to extend their collaboration for another five years. Energy storage and clean fuel company ITM Power…
China plans to add more green fuel to its auto market. China’s hydrogen fuel industry will be further developed as…
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