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eXERO Reactor Set to Produce Hydrogen Using Waste Gases

Utility Global has presented its novel eXERO ceramic-based reactor, which is poised to revolutionize the hydrogen generation scene. By manufacturing hydrogen without the conventional requirements of electrolysis and electricity, this state-of-the-art technology has the potential to completely transform the...

DOE Awards $30M To Californian Clean Hydrogen Hub Initiative

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded California the first $30 million in government funds to establish a regional clean hydrogen hub (H2Hub). After being chosen for a total of $1.2 billion in H2Hub funding in October of last...

Fuel Cell Market To Go From $3.3B In 2023 To $8.7B By 2028

The government's encouraging policies and financial aid for research and development, as well as applications like fuel cell cars, are important elements propelling the fuel cell market's growth. According to a study analysis, the fuel cell market is predicted to...

Sydrogen Enters Marine Sector With Cutting-Edge Fuel Cell

Fuel cell components and systems manufacturer Sydrogen Energy, situated in Singapore, has announced that it is entering the marine industry with the launch of a 250 KW fuel cell power module. The Singapore-developed module, created exclusively in partnership with Shanghai...

Hydrogen Fuel Cells Are Outperforming Lithium-Ion Batteries

Hydrogen fuel cells are becoming a significant game-changer in the quest for sustainable energy solutions, particularly when contrasted with conventional lithium-ion batteries. Hydrogen's superior energy storage density makes it especially advantageous in transportation and maritime uses. One of the most...

More Than 50% of EU Energy Production Comes From Renewables

Renewable energy sources happen to be taking the lead from nuclear as well as fossil fuels when it comes to the EU's overall production of electricity. It is well to be noted that, for the very first time, over half...

Germany Plans Major Overhaul of Renewable Subsidies By 2025

Germany is planning to reduce and revamp the subsidies it pays to renewable energy producers due to increasing costs for the government. This move might contribute to uncertainty regarding future investments. Beginning January 2025, payments for medium and large...

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