North America

dynaCERT Inc., a manufacturer of carbon emission reduction technology for combustion engines, has received a purchase order from KarbonKleen Inc. for an additional 300 HydraGen™ Technology units.

The use of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles is undoubtably on the rise in the US. Car manufacturers such as Toyota and Hyundai have already begun widespread deployment of their fuel cell vehicles across the country.

FuelCell Energy has appointed Jason Few as the company’s new President and CEO, effective 26th August (2019).

Electro-Active Technologies, Inc., a Tennessee-based start-up which focuses of transforming waste into high-value products, has licenced two biorefinery technologies which work as a system that converts organic waste into renewable hydrogen.

Solar-derived hydrogen, fuelling stations and global hydrogen growth are just three areas set to be discussed next month at the Hydrogen + Fuel Cells International in Salt Lake City, Utah.

ZeroAvia, a California-based start-up founded by airplane and helicopter pilot Val Miftakhov, has made significant advancements in developing a zero-emission, hydrogen-fuelled electric plane.

Back in April (2019), Plug Power and Charlatte America delivered fuel-cell powered electric cargo tuggers for FedEx’s use at the Albany International Airport.

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has announced approximately $40m in funding for 29 projects to advance the H2@Scale concept.

Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation (HTEC) has been boosted by $875,000 worth of Canadian government funding to develop and commercialise a next generation hydrogen fuel delivery system.

Air Liquide’s hydrogen refuelling station in Anaheim, California recorded a new milestone this week, with the company revealing that it dispensed over 300kg of hydrogen in just one day.