H2B2’s California facility to produce up to three tons of green hydrogen per day
The SoHyCal project is located in Fresno and is currently fully operational in its first phase.
Duke Energy to build country’s first end-to-end 100% green hydrogen system in Florida
The facility will be located at the utility’s DeBary solar plant, which has a 74.5 MW capacity.
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DOE announces $7 billion to kick off seven regional clean hydrogen hubs
The hubs are collectively expected to produce three million metric tons of hydrogen each year; however, some stakeholders shared their skepticism.
Electrolyzer manufacturer Electric Hydrogen completes $380 million financing
The company is manufacturing 100 MW electrolyzer systems, each of which it says can produce almost 50 tons of green hydrogen each day.
Mattiq developing iridium alternatives to solve constraint on green hydrogen
Iridium oxide catalysts are used in proton exchange membrane water electrolyzers, a product that is being manufactured at larger scales in part to support the hydrogen industry.
Verdagy plans first U.S. facility to manufacture large volume of advanced water electrolyzers
The facility, located in California, will have more than 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space and is expected to come into operation in Q1 2024.
U.S. could be understating global warming impact of blue hydrogen: IEEFA report
This report is the first in a series that the organization is planning, which will include analyses of producing hydrogen from coal and renewable natural gas.
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Hydrogen stations could avoid unplanned shut-downs with predictive models, research finds
The NREL study focuses on a specific model that uses data to reduce the frequency of unscheduled maintenance, and increase the frequency of preventive maintenance.
