Green Hydrogen Keeps Poking Its Nose Into The US Energy Business
Acclera, the energy storage and fuel cell branch of Cummins, is sending a 35-megawatt green hydrogen electrolyzer to Niagra Falls, where it will run on hydropower.
Acclera, the energy storage and fuel cell branch of Cummins, is sending a 35-megawatt green hydrogen electrolyzer to Niagra Falls, where it will run on hydropower.
The sprawling Hyundai Metaplant campus in Georgia will host a new EV battery factory, though an immigration raid at the site has halted construction for now,
The US startup Inlyte continues to plan for commercial production of its new sodium-iron battery, designed for long duration renewable energy storage.
BMW is among the automakers spotting some opportunities for fuel cell vehicles in the zero emission mobility market.
The Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted is suing to lift the stop-work order against its 704-megawatt Revolution Wind project, located off the coast of Rhode Island.
US solar energy developers continue to keep the clean power movement alive in the US, despite the sudden shift in federal energy policy.
US President Donald Trump is finally running out of hoax cards to play, as Epstein survivors, climate scientists, and his own supporters call attention to the truth.
The global firm ENGIE is joining its renewable energy portfolio in Texas with the next-generation data center startup Prometheus Hyperscale.
General Motors is among the US automakers planing ahead for a long term rebound in EV sales, despite the impending demise of the federal tax credit.
So much for American Energy Dominance: The Chinese firm POWERCHINA is expanding its wind energy footprint into the Balkan Peninsula and other points around the globe.