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With scientists rethinking approach, the Front Range is quickly becoming a hub in the search underground for hydrogen.

SACRAMENTO, CA–  Today CuraScientific Corp. (the “Company”) (OTCPINK: CSTF) is proud to announce its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sustainable Energy Group Inc., is developing a groundbreaking low-cost hydrogen fuel cell for residential solar batteries. With over 20 years of experience in providing solar products and services, Sustainable Energy Group has established a reputation for integrity and innovation in the alternative energy industry.

Shell to Endorse Verdagy Renewable Hydrogen Electrolyzers After Successful, Year-Long, Completion of Detailed Technology, Design and Safety Reviews.

At an IRS and Department of Treasury Hearing, ACC Highlights the Chemical Industry’s Role in Advancing Lower-Emissions Hydrogen Economy.

Natick, Mass.– Today, Electric Hydrogen (“EH2”) announced it has reached a comprehensive framework supply agreement with The AES Corporation for up to 1GW of large-scale electrolyzer plants to produce low-cost, green hydrogen from renewable energy.

The New Mexico catalyst maker joins with two industry and three community partners to lower costs and increase production of green hydrogen.

Scaling electrolyzer manufacturing supports the hydrogen economy and helps move the planet towards a clean energy transition

WASHINGTON — Today, Friends of the Earth released a report that details how dirty energy industries are seeking to manipulate the 45V hydrogen production tax credit for their own financial gain. Hydrogen Hustle provides a roadmap of key polluter demands to undermine hydrogen emissions requirements. The new report comes at the start of a three-day public hearing on the credit sponsored by the Treasury and IRS. 

• New York-based Ecolectro’s breakthrough production rates of > 4A/cm² in their transformative anion exchange materials (AEM) electrolyzers effectively unlock attractive economics for green hydrogen production.
• The Company has demonstrated cell efficiencies of >74% at high hydrogen production rates, without using Iridium or Titanium components, enabling economic viability of electrolysis at different electricity costs.
• Toyota Ventures has led Ecolectro’s Series A with participation from Starshot Capital, New Climate Ventures, Techstars, Energy Revolution Ventures, and several other prominent investors. Proceeds will be allocated towards scaling stacks to 100kW and 1MW by the end of 2024 and 2025 respectively.