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The US Army and GM will be working together to demonstrate and improve fuel cell vehicles General Motors and the…
Automaker will launch a new vehicle in 2018 Hyundai has plans to introduce a new fuel cell vehicle in 2018…
Hydrogen Horizon Automotive Challenge is providing students with new opportunities Japanese automaker Toyota has taken initiative on clean transportation and…
ITM Power aids the UK in building a hydrogen fuel infrastructure Momentum is growing behind the United Kingdom’s efforts to…
Hydrogen can be used as a way to store clean energy Hydrogen is often used to generate electrical power by…
Washington State University team aims to lower the cost of fuel cells Researchers from the Washington State University have developed…
Clean transportation market is showing great promise in India India is quickly working to embrace renewable energy as a way…
Fuel cells may be the future of clean transportation throughout the world Japanese automaker Toyota believes that hydrogen fuel cells…
Verde LLC has recently been awarded another US patent in regards to the renewable energy industry. The newly approved patent…
Olympics gives Nissan an opportunity to show off its new clean vehicle The 2016 Olympic Games are in full swing…
Automaker has delivered Quebec’s first fuel cell vehicle South Korean automaker Hyundai has delivered its first fuel cell vehicle to…
Apple may be developing a fuel cell system for mobile devices Technology giant Apple has been awarded its second patent…
Researchers will work to develop new technology that will make fuel cells more capable At a time when hydrogen fuel…
Automaker moves new fuel cell system into prototype vehicle Nissan is moving forward with its innovative solid oxide fuel cell…
Kia will be focusing more heavily on fuel cells rather than batteries South Korean automaker Kia Motors is setting its…
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