In the annals of zero emission vehicle startups there are innumerable failures. The Canadian/UK firm First Hydrogen is inevitably going to be one of them. I write this article not to hasten their demise, but to ask a set of questions about how this type of thing gets funded, gets … [continued]
Bosch has teamed up with Nikola to make fuel cell truck dreams come true, with a sharp eye on the global green hydrogen economy of the future.
GM lets fly with a barrage of EV battery news while revving up its activity in the hydrogen fuel cell area, too.
Once you have one of those super cool, super high tech fuel cell EVs parked in your driveway, where are you going to go when you need a refill? The folks over at Sandia National Laboratory have an answer: at a filling station. No, really?
Hydrogen fuel cells are emerging as key players in the clean energy landscape of the future, except for one problem: it takes a lot of energy to make hydrogen, and here in the US, the preferred source of that energy appears to be natural gas. That’s hardly a sustainable solution. … [continued]
Fraunhofer ISE has inaugurated a publicly accessible hydrogen car refueling station.
