The world is organizing its talents and materials to pursue a decarbonized future. This transition is happening faster in some industries than others. Until recently, heavy mining machinery was trailing behind in implementing clean energy. However, fuel cells could completely change the balance of power in this industry and beyond.
Cranfield University has been awarded over £0.5 million for a range of manufacturing projects, including three initiatives focused on how materials respond to hydrogen, which could help accelerate the adoption of hydrogen-fuelled engines and assist industries with reaching net zero carbon emissions.
TORONTO – FuelPositive Corporation (TSX.V: NHHH) (OTCQB: NHHHF) (“FuelPositive” or the “Company”) is today announcing the appointment of Darrell Brown as its new Indigenous Clean Energy Advisor. He will guide FuelPositive in connecting with Indigenous communities, partnering to advance clean energy solutions and food/health security.
Pedal-assist bikes are proving a popular choice for folks looking to get to work, do the weekly shop or just go for a leisurely ride. But most offer a fairly limited motor-assisted range and long wait times when charging up the batteries. France’s Pragma Mobility sees things differently, tapping into hydrogen fuel-cell technology for the Alpha Neo commuter.
Anglo American’s big nuGen hydrogen-powered truck is currently functioning “akin in operation and cost to its diesel counterpart”, says Anglo American market development principal Fahmida Smith.
The mechanics of the team’s MAN 6×6 will combine diesel fuel with hydrogen thanks to an innovative system developed with the specialist company EVARM.
BOSTON — Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADN) (“Advent“ or the “Company”), an innovation-driven leader in the fuel cell and hydrogen technology space, today announced the successful completion of a research and development project commissioned under a programme of and funded by the European Space Agency (“ESA”), dedicated to the development of a closed-loop regenerative fuel cell system (“RFCS”) earlier this year.
The Belfast Met led EU hydrogen project GenComm has been praised for helping an area of Germany become a hydrogen model region. Speaking ahead of her appearance at the 22nd GenComm Partner Meeting being held this time in Saarland, Germany, Ms Elena Yorgova Ramanauskas, State Secretary Ministry of Economy, Innovation, Digital and Energy in Saarland said: “For quite some time now, hydrogen has been considered an environmentally friendly and almost “infinitely” available future energy carrier. We, in the Federal State of Saarland are also tackling this issue. Saarland wants to become a hydrogen model region. We are pursuing this progress in all possible directions.”
