FCHEA Welcomes Two New Members to the Association | |
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FCHEA is proud to welcome the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) as our newest Principal Member!
NEI is the policy organization of the nuclear technologies industry, based in Washington, D.C.
NEI’s members include companies that own or operate nuclear power plants, reactor designers and advanced technology companies, architect and engineering firms, fuel suppliers and service companies, consulting services and manufacturing companies, companies involved in nuclear medicine and nuclear industrial applications, radionuclide and radiopharmaceutical companies, universities and research laboratories, law firms, labor unions and international electric utilities.
Click here for more information about NEI.
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FCHEA is also excited to announce that Koloma has joined the association as a Supporting Member. Koloma develops technology to produce clean, cost-effective geologic hydrogen.
Click here for more information about Koloma.
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Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Industry Headlines | |
Electric Hydrogen Announces 1 GW Framework Supply Agreement for Large-Scale Electrolyzer Plants with AES Corporation | |
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On March 19, FCHEA member Electric Hydrogen announced it has reached a comprehensive framework supply agreement with The AES Corporation for up to 1 gigawatt (GW) of large-scale electrolyzer plants to produce low-cost, green hydrogen from renewable energy. The agreement includes commercial requirements for AES to order up to 1 GW of fully integrated 100-megawatt (MW) electrolyzer plants.
Electric Hydrogen’s 100 MW high-tech electrolyzer plants are designed and manufactured in the U.S., and the company is presently pre-fabricating its first customer-sited plant in Texas and has two operating plants in California.
Click here for the full press release from Electric Hydrogen.
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Hy Stor Energy Partner SSAB Selected by Department of Energy for Award Negotiation to Accelerate Industrial Decarbonization | |
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On March 25, FCHEA member Hy Stor Energy announced its partner, SSAB, has entered federal funding negotiations for potential construction of a manufacturing facility capable of producing fossil-free Direct Reduced Iron (DRI) with 100% green hydrogen, in Perry County, Mississippi. Under the Letter of Intent (LOI), Hy Stor Energy has agreed to supply SSAB with zero-carbon renewable hydrogen from its Mississippi Clean Hydrogen Hub (MCHH) in a direct offtake partnership.
Hy Stor Energy’s MCHH uniquely couples on-site, off-grid renewable hydrogen production and underground salt cavern storage to deliver 24/7, dispatchable renewable energy and long-duration energy storage that will enable continuous operation of SSAB’s project. This announcement is part of the $6 billion announced by the U.S. DOE earlier this week.
Click here for the full press release from Hy Stor.
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Nikola Celebrates Grand Opening of First Hyla Refueling Station in Southern California | |
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On March 21, FCHEA member Nikola celebrated the grand opening of its inaugural HYLA high-pressure modular refueling station and facility in Southern California. The celebration welcomed fleet customers, dealers from Nikola’s sales and service network, government officials, industry press and members of the Nikola leadership and engineering teams, each playing an integral role in the realization of this achievement. Highlights of the event included remarks from Nikola executives, as well as Joe Biagi, Biagi Bros. Fleet Director, and representatives from both the City of Ontario and the office of Congresswoman Norma Torres, who presented Certificates of Recognition.
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(Source: Nikola)
The Ontario station, which opened for operation last month, will be capable of fueling up to 40 Nikola hydrogen fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks daily. This station is integral to Nikola’s strategic initiative to develop up to nine refueling solutions set to be completed by mid-2024, with 14 total refueling solutions to be operational by the end of the year.
Click here for the full press release from Nikola.
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General Motors Announces Pilot Program for Medium-Duty Hydrogen Truck for Worksites and Microgrid Project with Southern Company and NEL | |
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On March 3, FCHEA member General Motors (GM) announced it was leading a Department of Energy (DOE) funded pilot program with partners and FCHEA members Southern Company and Nel ASA, focused on developing a hydrogen-based, low-emissions worksite with a fleet of fuel cell-powered medium-duty trucks.
As part of this program, GM will provide its hydrogen HYDROTEC medium-duty trucks to Southern Company to be used as shop vehicles at its worksites. Southern Company, GM and Nel ASA, will also demonstrate an integrated hydrogen microgrid for fueling infrastructure, including a stationary fuel cell-based mobile power generator.
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Nel will provide the project with its advanced PEM electrolyzers. This microgrid project, developed by Southern Company’s electric subsidiary Georgia Power, is expected to be located at a Georgia power plant. GM’s fuel cells will also help provide power for a 350kW fast charger for medium-duty battery electric vehicles and resilient power for the site.
Click here for full press release from GM.
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Bloom Energy Enters Collaboration with Shell on Electrolyzer Development | |
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On March 6, FCHEA member Bloom Energy announced a collaboration with Shell Plc. to study decarbonization solutions utilizing Bloom’s proprietary solid oxide electrolyzer (SOEC) technology. The companies’ goal is to develop replicable, large-scale, SOEC systems that produce clean hydrogen to augment or replace existing fossil fuel-powered hydrogen produced at Shell refineries and its other assets.
Click here for full press release from Bloom Energy.
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Chart Industries Announces Opening of Its Jumbo Cryogenic Tank Manufacturing Facility in Alabama | |
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On March 28, FCHEA member Chart Industries celebrates the grand opening of its “Teddy 2” facility, its second manufacturing facility in Theodore, Alabama. This plant will manufacture the world’s largest shop-built cryogenic tanks up to 1,700 cubic meter cryogenic storage vessels. The tanks manufactured at this site will be used for propellant storage for the aerospace industry, hydrogen and LNG storage for marine and power, gas by rail, and for many other applications in the sciences and decarbonization industries.
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(Source: Chart Industries)
Click here for the full press release from Chart Industries.
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Ballard Announces $40 million in DOE Grants to Support Integrated Fuel Cell Production Gigafactory in Texas | |
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On March 14, FCHEA member Ballard announced its applications for two grants totaling $40 million under the Clean Hydrogen Electrolysis, Manufacturing, and Recycling Program have been selected and recommended for negotiation of financial awards. The grants will support Ballard’s construction and build-out of an integrated fuel cell production Gigafactory based in Rockwall, Texas.
Ballard plans for the new facility to be located on a parcel of 22 acres of industrial land within the Rockwall Technology Park in Rockwall, Texas. In Phase I, Ballard plans to invest approximately $160 million (net of the $40 million in expected DOE grants) from 2024 through the end of 2027 to build and commission a new manufacturing facility with annual production capacity of 8 million membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs), 8 million bipolar plates, 20,000 fuel cell stacks, and up to 20,000 fuel cell engines per year, or the equivalent of 3 gigawatts of fuel cells.
Click here for the full press release from Ballard.
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Toyota Material Handling North America to Open Development and Testing Center in New York | |
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On March 5, Empire State Development (ESD) announced that FCHEA member Toyota Material Handling North America (TMHNA) will establish an energy storage and fuel cell development and testing center in Henrietta, New York. TMHNA is comprised of two main companies, Toyota Material Handling and The Raymond Corporation, and offers material handling, automation, and energy solutions. The new, state-of-the-art research and development facility is expected to be operational in the Spring.
Click here to read the full press release from ESD.
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Hy Stor Energy and Schneider Electric Collaborate on Off-Grid Green Hydrogen Production and Energy Storage | |
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On March 20, Hy Stor Energy and Schneider Electric announced they have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support the development of Hy Stor Energy's Mississippi Clean Hydrogen Hub (MCHH) and its broader U.S. development platform. Under the terms of the MOU, Schneider Electric will provide Hy Stor Energy with automation and safety solutions, AVEVA process operation and AI optimization software, weather analysis, predictive operations, and digital energy management solutions, as well as commissioning, operational analytical tools, and support for those offers.
Click here for the full press release from PR Newswire.
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Chart Industries and GasLog Partner on Liquid Hydrogen Deployment | |
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On March 20, Chart Industries announced a collaboration with GasLog LNG Services to study the development of a commercial scale liquid hydrogen supply chain. This collaboration aims to support GasLog’s participation in recently announced projects to develop a commercial scale LH2 supply chain from export markets in the Middle East to European and Asian destinations for onward distribution by liquid transportation and/or gas via pipelines to various end users.
Click here for the full press release from Chart Industries.
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Nikola Unveils Design for 50 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Trucks for IMC for Drayage Operations | |
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On March 7, Nikola unveiled the design for its fleet of 50 fuel cell electric trucks to be provided to marine drayage company IMC. IMC and Nikola initiated a strategic deal in early 2023. Nilkola provided an initial batch of 10 trucks to IMC in the fourth quarter of 2023, with an additional 10 trucks scheduled for delivery this month. The remaining 30 vehicles are expected to be delivered by the end of the year.
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Click here for the full press release from Nikola.
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Nel Awarded Additional Funding for Michigan Project | |
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On March 13, Nel announced that it was selected by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to receive $50 million in direct investment support for the company’s planned new U.S. gigafactory and workforce development initiatives in the Detroit region of Michigan.
Partnering with General Motors, Macomb Community College, Wayne State University’s College of Engineering, and others, DOE’s investment will further enhance domestic electrolyzer manufacturing production capacity while building a robust clean hydrogen value chain and an industrialized manufacturing training program. The state of Michigan also awarded Nel $25 million in direct investment support to lead the nation in the clean energy transition.
Click here for the full press release from Nel.
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ANGI Energy Systems Breaks Ground On Hydrogen Refueling Test Facility | |
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On March 22, FCHEA member ANGI Energy Systems announced the breaking ground event of its $4 million Hydrogen Refueling Test Facility – the first of its kind in the Midwest. The new 3000 square-foot facility, located at ANGI's headquarters in Janesville, Wisconsin, will focus on testing and validation of the components and systems used in hydrogen refueling stations for hydrogen powered vehicles including heavy-duty trucks.
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(Source: ANGI Energy Systems)
Construction is due to be completed by July 2024. Once the facility is commissioned, in-house acceptance testing and validation activities will begin, with the aspiration to make it available for third-party companies to use for their own projects from early 2026. ANGI also plans to form partnerships with local colleges to provide opportunities for apprenticeships, helping to build a highly skilled workforce in the Midwest.
Click here for the full press release from PR Newswire.
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Ionomr Innovations Releases Iridium-Free Catalyst Coated Anion Exchange Membranes for Low-Cost Green Hydrogen | |
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On March 27, FCHEA member Ionomr Innovations announced it has released a Catalyst Coated Membrane (CCM) based on its Aemion Anion Exchange Membranes (AEMs) for reference development of low-cost green hydrogen systems. This marks a new era in green hydrogen production with CCMs that contain no iridium and are void of the toxic perfluorinated (PFSA) substances that conventional materials contain.
Click here for the full press release from Ionomr Innovations.
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EVOLOH Announces $20 Million Investment to Support Manufacturing of Electrolyzer Stacks for Hydrogen Production | |
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On March 26, FCHEA member EVOLOH announced it has raised $20 million in Series A round funding, led by Engine Ventures. Additional participating investors include a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources and 3M Ventures. The capital will be used to expand the company’s manufacturing technology and introduce additional capabilities for its advanced liquid alkaline electrolyzers.
Click here for the full press release from EVOLOH.
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Advent Receives Funding Approval for Maritime Fuel Cell Project | |
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On March 5, FCHEA member Advent Technologies announced that its subsidiary, Advent Technologies A/S, received funding approval for its latest research and development project, RiverCell 3. RiverCell 3 has a total budget of ~$12.4 million, to develop a maritime fuel cell system for use as an auxiliary power unit with a total capacity exceeding 500 kW. Advent will provide its modular 50 kW Serene eMethanol-powered fuel cell systems which are based on the Company’s Ion-Pair™ membrane electrode assembly (MEA) technology.
Click here for the full press release from Advent.
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FCHEA Members Top List of America's Top GreenTech Companies | |
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FCHEA would like to congratulate members ZeroAvia, Twelve, FirstElement Fuel, Inc., and Electric Hydrogen for being recognized as top sustainability-focused companies on TIME and Statista's America's Top GreenTech Companies 2024 list.
Statista analyzed data points that included the value of the company's intellectual property portfolio, revenue and funding, and environmental data to compile the list of 250 companies. ZeroAvia was named the top company with a score of 98.6.
Click here to see the full list.
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Women+ in Hydrogen Hosts 4th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration | |
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On Friday, March 8, Women+ in Hydrogen held its 4th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration in Washington, DC. The event featured a packed schedule of panels and engaging discussions about the hydrogen and renewable fuels industry, as well as valuable insights and perspectives on career-building and management. There were 100+ participants in attendance with hundreds more joining virtually.
FCHEA’s Jennifer Gangi moderated a Fireside Chat with Chart Industries’ President and CEO Jill Evanko and Dr. Kathy Ayers, VP of Research and Development at Nel Hydrogen.
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Other FCHEA members who contributed to the exciting program include Jennifer Rumsey, Chair and CEO of Cummins, Beth Deane, Chief Legal Officer at Electric Hydrogen, Mary Chan, COO of Nikola Motors, Hanh Nguyen, Chief Sustainability Officer at OCI Global, Seema Santhakumar, Global Leader, Hydrogen at Baker Hughes, and Jessica Olsen, Head of Global Affairs at Topsoe. There were many other FCHEA members in attendance to learn from and network with other women in the sector.
If you or your colleagues are interested in joining Women+ in Hydrogen, please fill out this online form to be added to the group’s mailing list and monthly networking call roster.
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DOE Announces $750 Million in Funding Selections for Clean Hydrogen Electrolysis, Manufacturing, and Recycling Program | |
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On March 13, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $750 million in funding for 52 projects across 24 states through the Clean Hydrogen Electrolysis, Manufacturing, and Recycling Program. The selected projects fall into six topic areas which include an emphasis on cost reduction, manufacturing, supply chains, and domestic jobs. FCHEA members were awarded a total of $378,800,000.
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To see the full list of projects from DOE, click here. | |
DOE Announces More Than $1 Billion for Hydrogen Related Projects to Decarbonize Energy Intensive Industries | |
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On March 25, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED) announced up to $6 billion for 33 projects across more than 20 states to decarbonize energy-intensive industries and reduce industrial greenhouse gas emissions. This includes more than $1 billion for projects that include hydrogen including projects related to Chemical and Refining as well as Iron and Steel topic areas in Mississippi, Ohio, Texas, and Vermont. FCHEA congratulates members Hy Stor Energy, Ørsted, and Technip Energies on their involvement.
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(Source: U.S. Department of Energy)
Click here for the full press release from the DOE.
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Ballard Receives 15 MW Stationary Fuel Cell Order | |
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On March 5, Ballard Power Systems announced it had received an order for 150 of its FCmove®-HD+ 100 kW fuel cell systems, totaling 15 megawatts (MW), from a UK-based company specializing in renewable off-grid power generation. Ballard expects to deliver beginning in late 2024 and continuing through 2025. The purchase order is the first order under a new multi-year supply agreement, with shipments expected to begin in late 2024 through 2025. The agreement also provides the customer an option to purchase up to an additional 296 systems by March 2026.
Click here to read the full press release from Ballard.
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Nikola Announces the Opening of Hydrogen Refueling Station in Canada | |
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On March 27, Nikola announced the opening of the first commercial hydrogen fueling station in Alberta, Canada. Supported by PrairiesCan and made possible by joint collaboration from key stakeholders including the Alberta Motor Transport Association, Nikola Motor Canada Inc., a subsidiary of Nikola Corporation, Suncor, Leduc County, Emissions Reduction Alberta, and Blackjacks Roadhouse, this project will be situated along Highway 2 in Leduc County, Alberta. Highway 2 is a vital transportation corridor linking Alberta’s two largest urban centers— the Edmonton region and Calgary.
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(Source: Nikola)
Click here for the full press release from Nikola.
| Air Liquide China Breaks Ground on $20 Million Hydrogen Filling Center | |
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On March 6, FCHEA member Air Liquide China announced it had broken ground on a $20 million hydrogen filling center in Tianjin, China. The plant is scheduled to be operational by the end of the year and will provide eight tons of hydrogen capacity per day.
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Click here for the full article on this project. | |
HyAxiom and Doosan Fuel Cell Pass Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Components Environmental Testing for Maritime Application | |
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On March 25, FCHEA member HyAxiom and Doosan Fuel Cell announced their Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) cell stack has passed a critical environmental test by Det Norske Veritas (DNV), the classification society and a recognized advisor for the maritime industry. This is the world’s first SOFC cell stack to pass such a test, which is a core component of the marine SOFC under development by HyAxiom and Doosan.
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(Source: Doosan)
Click here for the full press release from Doosan.
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StormFisher Partners with kiwi AG for PtX Projects | |
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On February 27, FCHEA member StormFisher Hydrogen Ltd. announced it had entered into a partnership with power-to-X (PtX) company kiwi AG to advance the development of green hydrogen related projects in North America and Europe. StormFisher will support kiwi’s plans to build and operate large-scale PtX projects throughout the European Union (EU). This includes proposed facilities that will convert up to 300 MW of renewable electricity into green hydrogen and produce green methanol using biogenic carbon dioxide from various industries.
Click here for the full press release from StormFisher.
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Taylor-Wharton Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tanks Receive KGS Certification | |
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On March 4, FCHEA member Taylor-Wharton announced it was awarded the Korean Gas Safety Certification (KGS) for its liquid hydrogen storage tanks. The 4000 Kg tanks exceed the required thermal performance of 1% net evaporation rate (NER). The company, which recently delivered eight tanks to the region, was the first cryogenic vessel manufacturer outside of Korea to be awarded KGS approval in 1995.
Click here for the full press release from Taylor-Wharton.
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PowerCell Receives Product Design Approval and Order for 5 kW Fuel Cell System | |
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On March 6, FCHEA member PowerCell announced that the product design for its VS5 5 kW fuel cell system was approved by Vantastec Group, and that deliveries to Vantastec’s UK subsidiary ColGar Energy will now begin. The order is worth ~ SEK 35 million ($3.4 million) and the fuel cells will be used as auxiliary power units for “Meals on Wheels” van fleet in Wales.
Click here for the full press release from PowerCell.
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Accelera Fuel Cells to Power Locomotive Project in Austria | |
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On March 13, FCHEA member Accelera by Cummins announced it successfully commissioned its first fuel cell-powered locomotive for freight rail applications. Replacing typical diesel generators, Accelera fuel cells now serve as the primary power unit in the conversion project of a light On Track Machine (OTM) Vehicle in Austria developed for the HY2RAIL project.
In partnership with the Austrian railway authority ÖBB, the HY2RAIL project demonstrates how fuel cells can sustainably meet the power needs of heavy-duty freight locomotives. To power the locomotive, m.ZERO, an Austrian engineering consultancy, integrated Accelera fuel cell power modules into a 120 kW system.
Click here for the full press release from Accelera.
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Topsoe Factory Receives Environmental Permit | |
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On March 6, FCHEA member Topsoe announced that its Herning, Denmark, solid oxide electrolyzer cell manufacturing facility was granted an environmental permit from the Danish Environmental Agency. The approval shows that Topsoe’s factory lives up to both Danish and EU environmental regulations and standards and allows the factory construction to continue on schedule.
Click here for the full press release from Topsoe.
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Hyzon Launches Global 200kW Fuel Cell System | |
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On March 11, FCHEA member Hyzon announced it has launched its single stack 200 kW fuel cell system and powertrain in a vehicle at a ceremony attended by government officials, heavy-duty fleet operators and company employees and executives. The vehicle was officially unveiled at the Kangan Institute’s Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) in Melbourne, Australia.
Click here for the full press release from Hyzon.
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Businesss Council for Sustainable Energy
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UB Now | 7 March 2024
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Utility Dive | 8 March 2024
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CT Insider | 10 March 2024
Worley to Support Shell in Delivering Europe’s Largest Renewable Hydrogen Project
Energy Global | 11 March 2024
HD Hyundai Partners with 3M to Insulate Liquid Hydrogen Storage Tanks
Offshore Energy | 11 March 2024
Morocco to Dedicate 1 Mln Hectares to Green Hydrogen Projects
Reuters | 11 March 2024
Airbus Studying Hydrogen Technology Readiness for its ZEROe H2 Aircraft
Emerging Technology News | 13 March 2024
DOE’s $750M Investment Could End Hydrogen’s Chicken-or-Egg Problem, EH2 Says
Utility Dive | 14 March 2024
2024 Women in Hydrogen Full List
Hydrogen Economist | 14 March 2024
Enbridge, FortisBC Undertake Hydrogen Blending Studies with DNV
Oil and Gas Journal | 14 March 2024
Hydrogen Adoption Will Cost Europe, US More Than $1 Trillion
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Electrive | 18 March 2024
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Hydrogen Insight | 19 March 2024
Google, Microsoft, and Nucor Announce a New Initiative to Aggregate Demand to Scale the Adoption of Advanced Clean Electricity Technologies
Nucor | 19 March 2024
Hydrogen Mania at Key Energy Conference in ’23 More Tempered in ’24
Freight Waves | 19 March 2024
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Edmunds | 19 March 2024
Hydrogen Tax Credit Guidance Stymies New Projects, NextEra Says
Bloomberg Law | 20 March 2024
CERAWeek: Biden Admin Mounts Defense of ‘Clean’ Hydrogen
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Hydrogen Insight | 20 March 2024
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Energy Intelligence | 20 March 2024
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Utility Dive | 21 March 2024
US Hydrogen Offtakers Resist Long-Term Contracts
Argus Media | 21 March 2024
Wait For 45V Puts Pause on US Hydrogen
Argus Media | 21 March 2024
Germany and Namibia Form Partnership for Green Hydrogen
Port News | 22 March 2024
Tweak Emissions Accounting for Hydrogen Tax Credits, Groups Say
Bloomberg Tax | 22 March 2024
45V Emissions Calculation Rules Could Jeopardise Blue Hydrogen Projects, Associations Warn
H2 View | 22 March 2024
BP and Fortescue Add to Growing Industry Criticism of Proposed US Hydrogen Production Tax Credit Rules
Hydrogen Insight | 22 March 2024
Chart Technology For California Green Hydrogen Production Facility
Gas Compression Magazine | 22 March 2024
Exxon Signs Ammonia Accord, Presses Case for Hydrogen Tax Credit
Bloomberg Law | 24 March 2024
‘Jumpstarting’ a Domestic Hydrogen Economy: Theory vs. Practice
Real Clear Energy | 25 March 2024
Companies, Groups Clash Over IRS Hydrogen Tax Credit Regulations
Bloomberg Tax | 25 March 2024
JERA, Exxon to Explore Development of Hydrogen and Ammonia Production Project in US
Reuters | 25 March 2024
Proposed US Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit Rules Would 'More Than Double Our First American H2 Project's Costs': Fortescue
Hydrogen Insight | 26 March 2024
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Time | 27 March 2024
Hydrogen Industry Pleads for Easier Path to US Tax Credits
Reuters | 27 March 2024
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