Cummins adds to its fuel cell leadership, receives two US Department of Energy awards for hydrogen fuel cell powertrains
Publish Date: 8/5/2020
Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Powered by Ballard Have Now Driven Over 50 Million Kilometers – Enough to Circle the Globe 1,250 Times
Publish Date: 8/4/2020
This includes approximately 1,000 Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FCEBs) and 2,200 commercial trucks. Approximately 70% of the more than 50 million kilometers has been achieved in FCEVs deployed in China, with the remaining vehicles deployed in Europe and North America.
For the first half of 2020, FCEVs monitored by Ballard delivered fuel cell uptime of approximately 98%.
Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles Powered by Ballard Have Now Driven Over 50 Million Kilometers – Enough to Circle the Globe 1,250 Times
Publish Date: 8/4/2020
Ballard PEM fuel cell technology and products – with the 8th generation power module launched in 2019 – have been integrated for many years into FCEVs to provide zero-emission power for vehicle propulsion in 15 countries around the world. This includes approximately 1,000 Fuel Cell Electric Buses (FCEBs) and 2,200 commercial trucks. Approximately 70% of the more than 50 million kilometers has been achieved in FCEVs deployed in China, with the remaining vehicles deployed in Europe and North America.
Nel is a world leader, but everything goes to export: - Sad that Norway relinquishes the leadership position; orea and the USA in particular are in shock, says Nel director Jon André Løkke.
Publish Date: 8/4/2020
Here's how hydrogen can help fuel a clean, green recovery
Europe shows the way and has truly placed hydrogen at the heart of its recovery plan; but given the nature of hydrogen technologies, this may not be enough. For Europe to reap the benefits of its ambitions plan, it needs a global market for hydrogen. Vice versa, only if others take advantage of and follow Europe’s bold move, can we scale up hydrogen to the level needed to achieve our shared climate targets.
Air District funds its first loan guarantee for zero-emission fuel cell ferry
SWITCH’s flagship vessel is a first-of-its-kind 84-passenger, fuel cell electric “e-ferry” that is currently in the final phases of construction and will commence operation on a route between Oakland and San Francisco later this year. This project will have the added benefits of creating work for 63 people while reducing
greenhouse gas emissions and diesel particulate matter for impacted communities around the Port of Oakland.
Hydrogen Should Be the Next Big Energy Business for Texas
The EU Hydrogen Strategy: why it should be welcomed
We support the strategy's focus on creating lead markets for mobility and industrial applications as well as the endorsement of a "full supply chain" to synchronise the scaling of supply and demand for clean hydrogen.
Cummins fuel cells "in training" for their 2022 Winter Olympics debut
Publish Date: 7/31/2020
For close to two years, Cummins fuel cells have been doing their own Olympic style training by powering 74 transit buses on the roads in Zhangjiakou. A challenging location with elevation at over 2,300 feet and temperatures reaching as low as 17 degrees Fahrenheit in winter, our Cummins fuel cell powered buses are ready for the test.
World's first byproduct hydrogen power plant opened
Toshiba's megawatt fuel cells have enough juice to power a factory; Hydrogen system bolsters Japan's efforts toward renewables
Toshiba is set to roll out a hydrogen-powered fuel cell system capable of generating enough electricity to power 1,000 homes, or an entire factory or hospital in a boost to a government push of the zero-emission energy source. Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions has developed a 1 megawatt system consisting of at least 10 of its existing 100kW hydrogen fuel cells and will start selling it as early as this fiscal year. A megawatt equals 1,000kW.
Kvaerner will build hydrogen modules together with Nel
Linde to Build and Operate World's First Hydrogen Refueling Station for Passenger Trains
Toshiba's megawatt fuel cells have enough juice to power a factory: Hydrogen system bolsters Japan's efforts toward renewables
Microsoft successfully tests hydrogen fuel cells for backup power at datacenters
Microsoft tests hydrogen fuel cells for backup power at datacenters
Publish Date: 7/27/2020
Internal conversations about how to secure this infrastructure have led to discussions about the role Microsoft could play in spurring the hydrogen economy, Janous noted.
BMW’s X5 SUV Will Get a Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Version in 2022; Carmaker is sticking to strategy of making all drive types
The technology “could have the potential to become another pillar in the portfolio of BMW,” Chief Executive Officer Oliver Zipse said.
For job growth, boost hydrogen infrastructure
Hydrogen-injected natural gas to heat homes in Alberta city next year; Pilot project comes as the provincial government works on a strategy for growing the hydrogen industry
The World’s Biggest Green Hydrogen Plant Is Planned For California. Its Prospects For Electric Power And Transportation?
CTE Releases Guidebook for Deploying Zero-Emission Transit Buses
Hexagon granted funding by the U.S Department of Energy
Hexagon has been granted USD 2.6 million in initial funding by the U.S Department of Energy to research how carbon fiber and composite structure can be optimized to reduce hydrogen and natural gas storage tank costs.
This Female Engineer is Paving the Way for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles
GM Statement on Fuel Cell Development
GM is committed to fuel cells as a complement to battery-electric propulsion. We are fully engaged with our partner, Honda, to commercialize the world’s best fuel cell technology for use by both companies across a range of applications. These fuel cells will be manufactured in Brownstown, Michigan as previously announced. Our commercialization commitment and timing for fuel cells remains unchanged. In fact, we are currently installing the manufacturing equipment in our Brownstown facility. Like our Ultium battery vehicle programs, the timing of our fuel cell program has not been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.