News release: Chemours to Support Growing Market for Clean Hydrogen
Chemours announce $200 million investment to increase capacity and advance technology for its industry-leading Nafion™ ion exchange materials production in France.
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Car scoops: Toyota unveils Hydrogen AE86 Concept
Toyota unveils electric and hydrogen-powered models of the classic AE86 car dubbed the Toyota AE86 BEV Concept and AE86 H2 Concept.
News Release: Raven SR, Chevron, Hyzon Motors to Produce Hydrogen from Green Waste
Raven SR Inc., Chevron New Energies, and Hyzon Motors Inc. to commercialize green waste-to-hydrogen production facility in Richmond, Northern California.
News release: Nel and Statkraft to Create a Green Hydrogen Value Chain in Norway
Nel and Statkraft signed a contract for the delivery of 40 MW of electrolyzer equipment, with plans to create a strong value chain for green hydrogen in Norway.
News release: Nel Signs Agreement With HH2E for Two Electrolyzer Plants in Germany
Nel has agreed with HH2E for a study and a Letter of Intent for two 60 MW electrolyzer plants in Germany, set to start in 2023.
CBC: P.E.I. Company To Invest MIllions in Green Hydrogen
Aspin Kemp & Associates has partnered with RE-FUEL Renewable Fuels to purchase two small electrolyzer units from Enapter, set to be delivered in 2024.
PV Magazine: Researchers to Produce Hydrogen From Seawater
Researchers from Shenzhen University and Nanjing Tech University have developed a way to split seawater into hydrogen without side reactions or corrosion.
Innovation News Network: New Device to Harvest Water From the Air For Hydrogen Production
EPFL engineer Kevin Sivula and his team have developed a solar-powered device that can harvest water from the air to produce hydrogen fuel.
Science Daily: UofM Develops New Efficient Green Hydrogen Technology
The University of Michigan developed a solar panel that can convert water into hydrogen and oxygen ten times more efficiently than similar technologies.
Top Speed: Could Tesla Change Elon Musk’s Opinion on Hydrogen?
Big names like Tesla and Toyota have embraced the hydrogen shift. Could the success of their fuel cell vehicles change Elon Musk’s stance on the technology?
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