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Rolls Royce Rolls-Royce, through its Power Systems business unit, presented technology in Glasgow at COP26 that would power 10 homes.…
The UAE is aiming to take hold of a quarter of the worldwide H2 market by 2030. The United Arab…
The city is conducting two studies supported by two US Department of Energy awards. With the funding support of two…
Early testing has shown that the tech provides considerably higher voltage than conventional cells. Titan Hydrogen’s early testing on its…
25 Vehicle research, development and demonstration projects have been awarded the funds. The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced…
Governor Tom Wolf is using the money to fund projects to reduce emissions in the state. Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf…
The first H2-powered coach is now driving along Brisbane, Australia roads. For the first time, a Hyzon Motors Inc. (NASDAQ…
The locomotive has begun its testing period along the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The first hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive…
The technology giant is building about 100 low-impact data centers per year as it decarbonizes. Microsoft plans to build 50…
The Gippsland Circular Economy Precinct in Victoria has signed a new H2X Global deal. Under a new deal between H2X…
The H2 Kompact prototype is slated to be ready by the spring next year. H2 Motronics has announced its intentions…
The H2 powered equipment comes with a high price tag but will be used for rooftop energy. The LAVO hydrogen…
Michael O’Leary has warned that sustainable jet fuels will make it more expensive to put food on the table. While…
Andrew Forrest views H2 as central to taking on climate change and maintaining current standard of living. Fortescue Metals Group…
The Metro Transit District Maintenance Department has unveiled their plan for the new H2 vehicles. Champaign-Urbana, Illinois’ Metro Transit District…
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