World Water Day, celebrated annually on March 22nd, highlights the importance of water in our lives. It’s a day to raise awareness about the global water crisis, the theme of World Water Day 2024 is “Water for Peace”.
The shortcomings of green fuels do not carry as much gravity as their positive climate contributions. However, it is vital to compare efficacies to know where humans must place their research efforts. There is a ticking clock as temperatures continue rising, with 2030 goals looming. The question is whether options like fuel cells are worth investing more time and resources in than other power generation options.
On March 8th, we celebrate International Women’s Day, a day to reflect on the progress made by women in all areas of life and to continue fighting for gender equality. In the field of science, women have made significant contributions, often silently and without the deserved recognition. This is particularly the case in the field of hydrogen, a technology with enormous potential for the future of energy.
Fuel cells are changing how forklifts and material-handling equipment are powered. Unlike traditional technologies, they use hydrogen to produce electricity, offering a cleaner and more efficient energy source.
Every January 28th, the world comes together to commemorate International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day, a date marked on the global calendar aimed at raising awareness about the urgency of addressing climate change and adopting concrete measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable practices to preserve our planet.
Energy, that vital resource driving development and quality of life, faces a dual challenge today: ensuring that no one is left behind and protecting our precious planet. In this context, clean energy emerges as the key to overcoming these global challenges.
General Motors wants to make hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (HFCEVs) a reality, and the only way this can happen is by making them more cost-effective for a wider population of drivers.
Fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) adoption is not catching on like battery-powered electric vehicles (BPEVs). That’s because FCEVs are experiencing concerns from customers and corporations similar to those that BPEVs initially had.
Those working in fuel cell technology and invested in the energy and manufacturing sectors know hydrogen production is a top priority for clean power. Hydrolysis is expensive, forcing experts to seek alternative options.
On October 8th, World Hydrogen Day is celebrated, a date that nods to the number 1.008, the atomic weight of this chemical element. In 2015, the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) of the United States established this day to recognize the relevance of hydrogen and its role in transitioning towards a cleaner and more equitable energy future.
