Hydrogen fuel news for Canada
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Lhyfe and SAF+ sign agreement to jointly produce electro Sustainable Aviation Fuel from green and renewable hydrogen, supporting efforts to decarbonize the aviation industry.
The Government of Canada invested more than $3.3 million in Gazifère Inc. for a clean fuel/hydrogen blending project in Gatineau, Quebec (Canada).
Teralta launches its clean hydrogen system at a pulp mill in Prince George (B.C.), projected to produce 500,000 gigajoules of hydrogen annually and reduce CO2 emission by 700,000 tonnes.
Researchers at the University of PEI are looking to produce green hydrogen from waste products like sawdust, potato peels and tunicates (aquatic species) using solar power.
Nova Scotia released the Green Hydrogen Action Plan, which includes seven goals and 23 actions to develop its green hydrogen industry and advance the clean energy transition.
First Hydrogen launches a new FCEV demonstrator program for trialing hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in fleets across North America.
Charbone Hydrogen signed agreement to supply green hydrogen which will provide back-up power for NEK Broadband’s internet network in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.
The Canadian government provides $125 million to support the production of clean power and clean hydrogen at a EverWind Fuels’ green energy hub being developed in Nova Scotia.
Fortescue and HTEC signed agreement to develop offtake opportunities for building Canada’s first multi-use export and domestic green hydrogen supply chain.
Atura Power received $4.1 million from the Ontario government to fund Canada’s largest electricity-based, grid-connected, low-carbon hydrogen blending project to date.
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