H2B2 Electrolysis Technologies, Inc. unveils SoHyCal – the largest operational green hydrogen production plant (powered by 100% renewable energy) in North America to date.
BayoTech Inc. announced the availability of sustainable hydrogen fuel from the recently completed BayoGaaS™ Hydrogen Hub in Wentzville, Missouri.
A research team from the University of Delhi developed an electrocatalyst made from dealloyed NiCu on Co nanosheets for low-cost, efficient green hydrogen production.
The University of Manchester and the University of Warwick demonstrated that graphene is permeable to protons, making it a potential sustainable alternative to expensive catalysts currently used in green hydrogen production.
The University of Amsterdam used a catalyst (chitosan) made from shrimp waste to generate and control the release of hydrogen from borohydride salts, presenting a potential alternative for hydrogen storage.
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.
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.
The UK government announce funding to support clean nuclear and hydrogen technologies, with £25 million to produce hydrogen from biomass and waste.