Cell Impact has signed an agreement concerning flow plates, tools, and fixtures to a value of just over SEK 18 million($1.76M) . The contract marks a significant step for Cell Impact into the electrolyzer market.
Austria is significantly enhancing its commitment to renewable energy by increasing green hydrogen subsidies by an additional €100m
Office building by green hydrogen, hybrid heat pump and green propane.
The branch of Hollander Techniek, a technical service provider within the utility, retail and industrial sectors, in Apeldoorn, has recently been in a unique sustainable way with the first 100% hydrogen boiler for the utility market. Never before in the Netherlands has a building leg heated with green hydrogen.
Over the past few years, Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) has been quietly pushing engineering boundaries in a quest to achieve zero-emissions flight and has now achieved a notable milestone with the successful integration design of its hydrogen fuel cell technology into the nacelle of an aircraft.
Ohmium Ranks 2nd out of 250 Top Green Tech Companies Selected by TIME Magazine for this inaugural recognition.
Bramble Energy, a British firm rooted in collaborations from Imperial College and University College London, has announced a groundbreaking white paper outlining a strategy to manufacture the world’s most cost-efficient fuel cell. This revelation potentially expedites the large-scale adoption of hydrogen in energy and transportation sectors.
The state government of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Germany, is taking a significant step forward in fostering a sustainable transportation sector by investing €20 million ($21.85 million) in the development of seven new hydrogen refuelling stations (HRSs) specifically designed for trucks.
Towards Fossil-Free Steel Phase 2 (FFS2) is a joint project that brings together industry and research institutes in Finland to jointly develop their skills and business in fossil-free steelmaking.
SOUTHFIELD, MICH.–Eaton, a leader in intelligent power management, is bolstering its development efforts in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) with two grants from the Czech Republic. These grants enable Eaton to participate in pioneering mobility projects focused on hydrogen fuel cell technology for commercial trucks.
