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Wind energy
Utilized to power the green hydrogen and clean ammonia production system, leveraging the consistent Atlantic winds in Placentia Bay.
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Solar energy
Used by SunHydro to generate hydrogen, making the fueling process fully sustainable.
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Hydro power
Electricity generated from flowing or falling water, one of the alternative energy sources being developed in New Zealand's 25 planned projects.
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Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)
A nine-state cap-and-trade market established to reduce CO2 emissions by imposing limits on greenhouse gas production by companies.
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HPU
A hydrogen-powered unit designed for critical applications like live events, capable of providing reliable, large-scale power without harmful emissions. It can operate off-grid or synchronize with the grid and also provide heating, hot water, and fast EV charging.
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Solar panels
127,000 solar panels supplied by Trina Solar for the Webberville solar farm to convert sunlight into electricity.
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fuel cell vehicle
Hyundai's hydrogen-powered car, which is being made available for lease and is being promoted internationally.
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Generating hydrogen fuel from seawater
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Harvesting hydrogen from plastic waste
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Thermocatalytic process for hydrogen and graphite production
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In the news (24)

Rocking Out CO2: Green Hydrogen Steals the Spotlight
The U.S. Energy Information Administration provides data on CO2 emissions from burning diesel fuel.
4 Industries Struggling Due to the High Gas Prices
Cited for information on gasoline use, providing context on the necessity of fuel.
What will 2050 Earth look like if we do nothing for climate change?
Cited for predictions that renewable energy including solar, wind, tidal and green hydrogen will make important headways by 2050.
Renewable electricity was the second most common US source last year
The EIA is the source of the report detailing renewable electricity's role in the US energy mix in 2020.
From Plumbing to Plastic: How Wastewater Treatment Can Be the Key to Hydrogen Fuel
Published a report in 2016 on the energy resources required for chemical production.
2019 saw record-breaking US renewable energy consumption
The EIA is the source of the data presented in the article, reporting record-breaking renewable energy consumption in the US for 2019.
Renewable energy prices become so affordable that utility companies can’t ignore them
The E.I.A. released new data forecasting significant growth in renewable energy generation and predicting the decline of coal and natural gas in the U.S. energy sector.
These five major types of renewable energy are the most common in the U.S.
This agency is cited as the source for identifying the five major types of renewable energy most relevant in the United States.
Solar energy is breaking power generation records in California
The EIA is the source of the report detailing solar energy's record-breaking performance in California. They provide data and analysis on energy production and consumption.
Texas is catching up with others in the solar energy race
Released a report showing solar capacity growth throughout the United States, including data on Texas solar installations.
Germany continues to establish itself as a world leader of renewable energy
Cited as the source for U.S. renewable energy generation statistics (approximately 13%).
Geothermal energy is gaining more attention in Montana
This agency estimated that the US's geothermal energy capacity will quadruple from 2012 through 2040.
California sets new solar energy record
This agency released data showing California's new record in solar energy capacity.
Solar energy sees strong growth in the US during 2013
This agency released a report highlighting the growth of energy production in the U.S. during 2013, specifically noting the contributions of solar energy.
Renewable energy generation reaches new heights in Texas
Federal agency that published a report on renewable energy generation growth in Texas, showing the state's rapid expansion of clean power capacity.
RENEWABLE ENERGY MID-YEAR REPORT
Federal agency that publishes the Monthly Energy Review and Electric Power Monthly reports tracking U.S. energy production and consumption by source.
Renewable energy policies may not be making progress in the US
The EIA released a report analyzing the country's carbon emissions and federal energy policies, highlighting the impact of these policies on energy-related emissions.
Cap-and-trade initiative reports significant progress over three years of activity
Provided information used by the RGGI to document its impact on the region.
Coal generated energy falls 20% in the past year in the U.S.
The EIA released figures on coal generation and provided analysis on the factors contributing to its decline, including the rise of natural gas.
Renewable Energy Experiences Explosive Growth During The First Three Years of Obama Administration
The EIA is the source of the data presented in the article, providing statistics on energy production and consumption in the U.S.
Energy Information Administration report shows oil imports are at their lowest point since 1999
The EIA, a branch of the Department of Energy, released a report detailing trends in oil imports.
In the U.S., renewable fuel beats out nuclear power for the first time
Federal agency that released a report showing renewable energy consumption surpassed nuclear energy in the first nine months of 2011.
Federal report shows that consumptions of alternative fuels is growing
The EIA released a report documenting alternative fuel consumption in 2009 and analyzes its results. They also provide expectations for future growth in alternative fuel consumption.
Demand for alternative energy has gained
Federal agency that published a report on alternative fuels accounting for more than 16% of domestically generated energy in the United States.

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