Beijing (Jiji Press)–Japan’s Toyota Motor Corp. said Monday that it has agreed to supply fuel cell parts to a commercial vehicle unit of Beijing Automotive Group Co., or BAIC Group.
The unit, Beiqi Foton Motor Co., will mount fuel cell systems using the Toyota parts on large buses.
The future of the fuel cell car begins 25 years ago. In 1994, what was then Daimler-Benz AG introduces the NECAR research vehicle with an electric drive and fuel cell pack. The name stands for “New Electric Car”.
The electric current for the drive engine is generated by electrochemically converting hydrogen, the only by-product of which is water. An entire series of other NECAR vehicles follows.
On April 22nd Nippon Air Liquide Co., Ltd. will be at the Laguna Ten Bosch, a complex resort facility in Gamagori, Aichi Prefecture to formally open a hydrogen station for fuel cell vehicles (FCV).
It is the first in the country to be opened in a complex resort facility, and it stimulates the demand for FCV in the Higashi Mikawa region, and encourages the visitors of the facility to expand the awareness of FCV’s and hydrogen stations.
Hydrogen fuel, with the advantages of clean, renewable and of high fuel efficiency, is seen as the ultimate fuel and getting more attention around the world. Water electrolysis is an ideal way to produce hydrogen, yet it requires active and stable catalysts which make this process more efficient and cheaper.
On April 17th KEPCO signed an MOU with Ulsan City Hall, Ulsan Techno Park, UNIST, Siemens Co., Ltd., and another 8 organizations and companies.
The agreement aims are for the partners to cooperate with P2G (Power-to-Gas) -based on KEPCO’s microgrid and demonstration project for smart building construction.
edotco Malaysia announced that the Company has deployed a hybrid renewable energy solution with fuel cells to power remote, off grid sites in the state of Sabah.
The complete off-grid solution is able to generate clean energy to power base transceiver stations (BTS) located in remote areas with limited access to electricity grid, said the Company.
H2RENEW™ solves problem of increasing cost and tight supply of hydrogen by recycling hydrogen while simultaneously reducing companies’ carbon emissions
EAST HARTFORD, Conn. — SKYRE, a global clean energy leader that builds and sells hydrogen renewal systems, has announced the release of its newest product: the H2RENEW™ compact electrochemical hydrogen compressor.
