CBC: Canadian University to Produce Hydrogen From Waste Products
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.
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News release: Sunreef to Develop Clean Hydrogen Catamaran
Sunreef Yachts is developing a zero-emission catamaran that will run on hydrogen power generated from converting methanol to clean hydrogen on board and electric propulsion.
News release: Rice U. Develops High-Efficiency Device That Turns Sunlight Into Hydrogen
Rice University engineers develop a cost-effective device that combines halide perovskite semiconductors with electrocatalysts, enabling the conversion of sunlight into hydrogen at record efficiency.
Electrek: Sales Begin for Zero-Emissions Hydrogen Yacht
MYSEA announced the beginning of sales of the AQUON One eco-catamaran, an electric yacht powered by a solar-hydrogen propulsion system with 250sqm of living space.
The Guardian: U.S. Renewable Energy Surpassing Coal Economically
New study notes that it is more expensive to keep 99% of the country’s coal power plants running than it is to build a new solar or wind energy operation nearby.
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.
News release: Ørsted and Skovgaard to Develop Green Hydrogen Facility in Denmark
Ørsted and Skovgaard Energy working on the Power-to-X facility, a large-scale green hydrogen facility using wind and solar power in Idomlund, Denmark.
CNBC: Industrial Giant Commissions New Hydrogen Plant in Germany
Siemens commissions a solar-powered hydrogen production plant in Germany; expected to produce 1,350 tons of hydrogen every year.