Energy Secretary Chris Wright told Congress on April 15 that a sweeping DOE review of 2,200 projects is complete, and that the department is ready to move forward with the majority — leaving an estimated $4.8bn likely intact for five of the original seven hydrogen hubs. Two West Coast hubs in California and the Pacific […]
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Ohio’s electricity demand is surging, driven in large part by rapid data center growth. The question isn’t whether we need more power — it’s how we generate it responsibly. Fuel cells are a cleaner, more efficient answer to that challenge, and Ohio has spent two decades building the ecosystem to deliver them. As Ohio’s fuel
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Hyundai Motor Company’s latest hydrogen fuel cell SUV, the All New Nexo, has recorded 1,001 units sold in South Korea in just one month — a 203% jump compared to the same period last year. The result dwarfs the model’s cumulative first-half 2024 sales of 725 units and points to a sharp resurgence of consumer
Dozens of researchers, students, experts, and innovators gathered at The Ohio State University on June 6 for the first annual Ohio Hydrogen Technology Forum to network and explore hydrogen innovation across the state. The event was co-sponsored by OSU’s Institute for Materials and Manufacturing Research and organized by the Ohio Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Coalition.
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Andhra Pradesh To Develop India’s Largest Ecosystem For Green Hydrogen Andhra Pradesh is setting up India’s largest green hydrogen ecosystem with ambitious production and cost targets. The state will invest in R&D, skilling, and startup support to boost local manufacturing. A Rs 500 crore fund will back 50 startups in the sector. The plan leverages
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Europe takes the lead with the world’s largest hydrogen infrastructure build-out—what it signals for global markets. Posted: May 29, 2025: Europe has stunned the global energy sector with the launch of the world’s largest hydrogen infrastructure project. With $13.4 billion in investment, the initiative positions Europe as a dominant force in clean hydrogen production and
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the commercial transportation industry at a rapid pace. As companies face increasing pressure to reduce emissions, cut operational costs, and optimize logistics, AI has emerged as a critical tool for achieving these goals. By leveraging machine learning, predictive analytics, and intelligent automation, commercial fleets can now operate cleaner, leaner, and
The Stark Area Regional Transit Authority and Enbridge are planning a hydrogen production facility powered by solar to replace imported fuel made from natural gas. One of the nation’s largest hydrogen-powered transit fleets is seeking to switch to a cleaner — and local — fuel source as part of a federally funded clean hydrogen hub.
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Whether in the chemicals, transportation, steel, or energy industries, there is enormous potential for decarbonization if hydrogen is used as an energy source – especially if it is produced using renewables. With an expected global capacity of 100–170 gigawatts by 2030, electrolysis is a strategic growth field for Bosch, despite the slowdown in the ramp-up
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Geological resources may be able to provide billions—or even trillions—of metric tons of clean hydrogen, according to estimates from US government researchers. By tapping into existing hydrogen accumulations and stimulating underground rocks to make more of the electron-rich gas, a new crop of energy entrepreneurs think they can put low-carbon hydrogen on the market for
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