Hydrogen fuel news for Canada
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The government funding will support Hydrogen Optimized’s RuggedCell™ technology. These high-power water electrolyzers convert renewable electricity to low-cost clean hydrogen at the scale.
ANGI to support Nikola’s plan to create an open network of commercial hydrogen refueling stations in North America by providing hydrogen fueling dispensers, under Nikola’s HYLA brand.
GH Power has developed a renewable energy technology that uses exothermic reactions to create hydrogen, alumina (aluminum oxide), and exothermic heat, which are three sought-after green energy inputs.
EverWind NL Company, Exploits Valley Renewable Energy Corporation, Toqlukuti’k Wind and Hydrogen Ltd., and World Energy GH2 will be receiving Wind Application Recommendation Letters, allowing them to pursue the development of their project through the NL government.
Accelera by Cummins is powering North America’s first hydrogen passenger train, the Coradia iLint, with fuel cells and green hydrogen produced by an Accelera electrolyzer.
Alberta Government will provide $45 million to support new hydrogen technologies for production, transmission, distribution, and storage in commercial and industrial sectors.
Nikola received $16.3 million in funding, bringing the total to $58.2 million, to support seven open-network commercial hydrogen refueling stations across North America.
Vortex and RESPEC completed hydrogen storage assessments of the East and West Salt Structures at the Robinsons River Salt Project, finding a combined potential capacity of up to 800,000 tonnes within more than 60 caverns.
EverWind, in partnership with Membertou and Renewable Energy Systems, purchased three Nova Scotia wind farms that will produce renewable electricity for EverWind’s green hydrogen and ammonia project.
Edmonton International Airport partnered with Toyota Canada to bring 100 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles to Alberta’s roadways, supporting decarbonization and net zero efforts.
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