Enegix Energy is moving forward with plans to build a $5.4 billion facility off the coast of Brazil called Base One. And that’s news because the company claims that Base One will be the world’s biggest individual CO2 reducer by generating more than 600 million kg of green hydrogen per … [continued]
Governmental expenditures on hydrogen are very useful, in other words, but should be very carefully targeted to where they actually add value, which is almost entirely in displacing black and gray hydrogen in non-oil and gas markets with green hydrogen.
Sweden’s Scania AB, one of the world’s largest heavy duty truck and bus manufacturers, is benching its fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) program and pushing ahead with full electric powertrains for its zero emission transport future. The 110 year old company, which employs over 50,000 staff worldwide, is owned by … [continued]
There’s a $120 billion global hydrogen industry that we have to kick the fossil fuel companies out of. 3-4% of global petroleum use is for long-haul shipping and aviation. About 8% of CO2e emissions globally are from steelmaking. That’s more than enough for CleanTechnica to report on. Boosterism for hydrogen outside of those spaces is just perpetuating the wrong industry.
Toyota is bringing hydrogen fuel cell technology to the wider marine industry with the HYNOVA 40 hybrid electric yacht.
EPA & South Coast AQMD spend $21.7M to put 70 Volvo electric trucks on the road and lay the groundwork for an EV revolution!
Built to showcase fuel cell stacks built with existing technology, these hydrogen bus test mules sure proved … something! Right?
Scientists in Florida and Japan have created new catalysts that can separate hydrogen from water more efficiently using less energy. Is the dream of a hydrogen economy still a thing?
Hyundai introduced its next generation fuel cell powered SUV in Seoul this week. The as yet unnamed car will go on sale in 2018 with as much as 400 miles of range.
Filling up a hydrogen car at home would require about a million dollars of equipment and a three-car garage sized space for it. Or you could just plug an electric car into the wall.
