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• Grant will support development of innovative, scalable manufacturing processes for producing carbon catalyst supports for fuel cells

BOSTON–Cabot Corporation (NYSE: CBT) announced that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, selected its application for a $5 million research grant. This grant will be used by Cabot and its partners to support the deployment of fuel cells, which emit only water when creating electricity.

Trucks Venture Capital, Collaborative Fund, Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, United Airlines Ventures Sustainable Flight Fund, Newlab and other strategic investors back Verne’s cryo-compressed hydrogen storage technology.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ– Ronn, Inc. Ronn Ford, the companies CEO, announced today that RONN Inc. and H2H, along with its various partners globally, will sign a LOI to integrate and commercialize H2H’s many hydrogen proprietary products, which include leading-edge proprietary hydrogen storage and hydrogen a/c systems. Additionally, as they become available, the agreement details will be updated.

It was the worst start of the year for hydrogen car sales since 2016

Hydrogen fuel cell car sales in the United States—and by that, we mean in California, where the series-produced models are available—continued to decrease at a significant rate in recent months.

• Quantron AG adds experienced industry experts to the Supervisory Board
• Herbert Robel, previously member of the Board of Management at Quantron AG, and Hansjörg Cueni, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Quantron Switzerland AG will bring in-depth expertise and a proven track record to their new positions
• The number of members of the Supervisory Board was increased from seven to nine

Vast amounts of worldwide emissions can be traced back to the supply chains that provide us with the goods we need. Some studies estimate that they generate up to two-thirds of global carbon emissions.

The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $750 million in funding for 52 projects(opens in new window) to dramatically reduce the cost of clean hydrogen and reinforce American leadership in the growing hydrogen industry.

• Sewer District will use FCE’s energy delivery and emissions management platform to create clean electricity from onsite biofuel

DANBURY, Conn.— FuelCell Energy, Inc. (Nasdaq: FCEL), announced that its carbonate fuel cell technology will be used in a biogeneration project developed by Ameresco for the Sacramento Area Sewer District (Sacramento Sewer) to convert on-site biofuel into clean electricity.