The Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) is excited to announce our newest Tier 1 member, IHI Turbo America, along with our newest Tier 3 members, Loop Energy and Terrestrial Energy.

IHI Turbo America, a subsidiary of IHI Company, is a comprehensive heavy-industry manufacturer working to create value for customers in four main areas—Resource, Energy and Environment; Social Infrastructure and Offshore Facilities; Industrial Systems and General-purpose Machinery; and Aero Engine, Space and Defense. IHI combines technology with diverse engineering capabilities to meet expanding global needs for energy, urbanization and industrialization, and transportation efficiency.

Click here to visit IHI's website.

Loop Energy™ is a leading designer and manufacturer of fuel cell systems targeted for the electrification of commercial vehicles, including light commercial vehicles, transit buses and medium and heavy-duty trucks. Loop's products feature the Company's proprietary eFlow™ technology in the fuel cell stack's bipolar plates. eFlow™ was designed to enable commercial customers to achieve performance maximization and cost minimization. Loop works with OEMs and major vehicle sub-system suppliers to enable the production of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles.

Click here to visit Loop Energy's website.

Terrestrial Energy is a developer of small and modular nuclear power plants that use its proprietary Integral Molten Salt Reactor (IMSR®) technology. The IMSR® is a non-Light Water Reactor that uses Generation IV technology to generate electricity 50 percent more efficiently than conventional nuclear reactor technology. IMSR® power plants will provide resilient, reliable, dispatchable, zero-carbon and cost-competitive electric power, as well as high-grade industrial heat for use in many industrial applications, including hydrogen production.

Click here to visit Terrestrial Energy's website.

Plug Power Partners with Walmart to Supply Distribution Fleet with Clean Liquid Hydrogen

On April 19, FCHEA member Plug Power announced that it had signed an agreement with Walmart to deliver up to 20 tons of liquid green hydrogen per day. The hydrogen will be used to fuel up to 9,500 lift trucks in Walmart's distribution fleet.

Plug Power has also announced its new brand identity and its emphasis on the green hydrogen aspect of its business. Plug believes green hydrogen will lead global electrification and be a major part of a clean energy future and as part of the rebranding Plug Power has adopted new branding.

Click here for the press release from Plug Power on the Walmart collaboration.

Click here for the press release on Plug Power's new logo.

Secretary Granholm, Senator Cortez Masto visit Air Liquide Hydrogen Plant

On April 15, Senator Cortez Masto, and Secretary Jennifer Granholm visited FCHEA member Air Liquide's recently completed hydrogen production facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. The plant produces 30 liquid tons of clean hydrogen per day, and will provide fuel for over 40,000 fuel cell electric vehicles.

A photo of the Senator, Secretary, and others visiting the facility. (Source: Twitter)

Click here for the Twitter post from Senator Cortez Masto.

Hyundai and Advent Sign Tech Assessment, Sales, and Development Agreement

On April 6, FCHEA members Hyundai Motor Company and Advent Technologies announced that a technology assessment, sales, and development agreement had been signed by the two companies. Under the agreement, Hyundai will provide catalysts to Advent for evaluation in its proprietary Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEAs), while Advent intends to support Hyundai in fulfilling its fuel cell project needs.

Click here for the press release from Advent.

Nikola Announces it will Begin Selling Hydrogen Fuel Cell Trucks in Colorado

On March 22, FCHEA member Nikola announced that it would begin selling its new Nikola Tre truck in Colorado through Wagner Equipment Co, a heavy-duty vehicle and construction company. Beginning in 2023, Wagner will include the Nikola Tre hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles as part of its portfolio of trucks.

Click here for the press release from Wagner Group.

Bosch Unveils New Hydrogen-Compatible Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System

On April 8, FCHEA member Bosch announced that it had unveiled a new solid oxide fuel cell prototype that has an electrical efficiency of more than 60% and an overall efficiency above 85%. It also has a targeted power output of 10 kW and can produce up to 3 kW of thermal energy. Bosch plans to ramp up commercial production in 2024, and further pilot projects will go towards creating industrial and commercial applications for the fuel cell prototype.

Bosch’s new solid oxide fuel cell. (Source: Bosch)

Click here for an article on the fuel cell byPV Magazine.

ZeroAvia and ZEV Station sign MoU to Develop Hydrogen Infrastructure at Airports

On April 4, FCHEA member ZeroAvia announced that it had signed an agreement with ZEV Station, a California-based hydrogen construction company. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) focuses on producing commercially viable clean hydrogen infrastructure for airports. The companies will work together on developing an initial regional airport project that represents sufficient scale to showcase how hydrogen-electric propulsion systems can deliver zero-emission commercial flights.

Click here for the press release from ZeroAvia.

Renewable Innovations and Quantum Partner on Mobile Hydrogen Systems

On April 6, FCHEA member Renewable Innovations announced that it had partnered with Quantum Fuel Systems to produce hydrogen storage vehicles. As part of the agreement, Renewable Innovations will incorporate Quantum's hydrogen storage vessels in its mobile fuel cell and hydrogen transport systems.

An example of a EV charging unit produced by Renewable Innovations and Quantum. (Source: Quantum)

Click here for the press release from Quantum.

HyPoint Partners With Gloyer-Taylor to Integrate Ultralight Hydrogen Fuel Tanks

On March 29, FCHEA member HyPoint announced that it had partnered with Gloyer-Taylor Laboratories, a hydrogen tank maker, to integrateultralight hydrogen fuel tanks into HyPoint's fuel cell system. BHL™ Cryotanks have demonstrated a 75% mass reduction compared to existing cryotanks, allowing almost 10 times more liquid hydrogen fuel without adding mass.

BHL Cyrotank held by Zachary Taylor, Vice President of Engineering at GTL. (Source: HyPoint)

Click here for the press release from HyPoint.

Bloom Energy Announces New Hydrogen Microgrid via Financing From Macquarie

On April 13, FCHEA member Bloom Energy and Macquarie, a global financial group, announced an agreement to launch an operating lease facility that will finance installation of Bloom Energy’s 1.4 MW microgrid at a U.S. semiconductor components manufacturer in California.

Click here for the press release from Macquarie.

Faurecia and Michelin Joint Venture Granted Award for Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Development

On April 12, FCHEA member Faurecia announced that Symbio, its joint venture with fellow FCHEA member Michelin, had been selected by the California Energy Commission to develop and demonstrate a hydrogen-fueled, regional-haul Class 8 truck. The "Symbio H2 Central Valley Express" project, supported with $2 million from the CEC, will develop and demonstrate a hydrogen fuel cell truck that matches the performance of a 15-liter diesel truck providing a zero-emission solution for demanding regional-haul trucking operations. Starting in the second half of 2023, the truck will run for 12 months on a challenging 400-mile route between the Inland Empire and Northern San Joaquin Valley in California.

Click here for the press release from Faurecia.

Ballard & ABB Receive Approval in Principle for Fuel Cell Concept to Power Ships

On March 23, FCHEA member Ballard and ABB announced that it had received an approval in principle (AiP) from DNV, an international accredited registrar and classification society, for a jointly developed fuel cell concept capable of generating 3 megawatts, or 4,000 HP, of electrical power. With the AiP in place, the jointly developed solution can be initiated with confidence that it is eligible to receive final approval for application onboard a wide range of vessels.

Click here for the press release from Ballard.

Bloom Energy Adopts Certified Low-Leak Natural Gas for US Fuel Cells

On April 21, Bloom Energy announced that it had signed an agreement with EQT Corp, a Pittsburgh based natural gas production company, to use EQT's certified low-leak natural gas in 700 of Bloom’s fuel cell installations for the next two years. EQT's gas was certified by two standards, the EO100 Standard for Responsible Energy Development and the MIQ Standard, and Bloom is EQT's first customer for this certified gas contract.

Click here for the press release from Bloom.

Next Hydrogen and Black & Veatch Sign MoU to Develop Hydrogen Solutions

On April 7, FCHEA member Next Hydrogen announced that it had signed a MoU with FCHEA member Black and Veatch to develop a large-scale, multi-megawatt clean hydrogen solution for industrial customers.

Click here for the press release from Next Hydrogen.

Bloom Energy Installs Hydrogen Microgrid at Lawrence and Memorial Hospital

On April 15, Bloom Energy announced that it was working with Lawrence and Memorial Hospital in New London, Connecticut to install a hydrogen-fueled microgrid to power the facility. Bloom will install 1.75 MW worth of fuel cells, which will be used for backup power and general grid support. Construction on this project begins in early spring and is expected to be operational this summer.

Click here for the press release from Lawrence and Memorial Hospital.

Nikola and Alta Equipment Group Expands Dealer Network to Arizona

On March 23, Nikola announced that it will work with Alta Equipment Group, a car dealership company, to expand its dealer network into Arizona. This agreement further expands Alta’s dealer territory with Nikola beyond the NY, NJ, eastern PA and the New England markets.

Click here for the press release from Nikola.

U.S. Department of Energy Releases Strategic Vision for Reaching Net-Zero Emissions by 2050

On April 5, the Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management released it's strategic vision called "The Role of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management in Achieving Net-Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions." The report covers a wide variety of topics related to decarbonization, including hydrogen, and is a comprehensive summary of the Department's efforts to push for net-zero emissions.

A picture of the front of the report. (Source: Department of Energy)

Click here for the press release from the DOE.

Cummins Partners with Scania to Produce Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Trucks

On April 8, FCHEA member Cummins announced that it was working with Scania, a Swedish vehicle manufacturer, to produce at least 20 hydrogen-powered trucks. The companies will integrate Cummins’ fuel cells into an existing line of Scania trucks, which will then be delivered to HyTrucks, a jointly created initiative project in the Netherlands run by Air Liquide and the Port of Rotterdam Authority in 2024.

Click here for the press release from Scania.

Bloom Energy Electrolyzer Accelerates Hydrogen Production in South Korea

On April 6, Bloom Energy announced the deployment of its first high-temperature solid oxide electrolyzer. Fully operational at the Bloom SK Fuel Cell center in South Korea since January 2022, this new demonstration is testing electrolysis efficiency using water as an input in intermittency mode.

Click here for the press release from Bloom Energy.

Bosch Announces Plans for Hydrogen Vehicles and Heating in England

On March 28, Bosch announced that it is developing a hydrogen heating system and hydrogen-powered cars along with buses and refuse trucks for use in Worcestershire, England. The company plans to work with the UK-based natural gas provider Cadent to expand the hydrogen network in the region.

An example of a Cadent hydrogen car entering service in the region. (Source: Worcester News)

Click here for the full article from the Worcester News.

ENGIE Signs Partnership with Alstom to Supply Fuel Cell System for Rail Freight

On April 7, FCHEA member ENGIE announced that it signed a partnership with Alstom, a French based railway freight manufacturer, to supply fuel cell system for the European rail freight market. Alstom will design a hydrogen system while ENGIE will supply the renewable hydrogen.

The partnership covers the implementation of renewable hydrogen logistics and refueling infrastructure for a fuel cell system that can power electric locomotives on lines that are not electrified, such as branch lines and sidings.

A picture of ENGIE and Alstom's signing agreement. (Source: Railway News)

Click here for the press release from ENGIE.

Nel ASA Announces Official Opening of Herøya Electrolyzer Manufacturing Facility

On April 20, FCHEA member Nel ASA announced that it had completed its new electrolyzer manufacturing plant in Herøya, Norway. The plant is heavily focusing on automation and scaling up production as Nel looks to reduce costs for electrolyzers to a fourth of current prices. The plant currently has 500 megawatts of production capacity, which could be increased to 2 gigawatts in the future.

A photo of the fully automated factory line in the facility. (Source: Nel ASA)

Click here for the press release from Nel ASA.

GenCell and EV Motors Launch Off-Grid Hydrogen-Fueled EV Charging Station in Israel

On March 29, FCHEA member GenCell announced that it successfully deployed the first off-grid autonomous hybrid hydrogen-fueled EV charging station at the EV Motors facilities and head showroom in Netanya, Israel. The partners plan to deploy these grid-independent, autonomous EV charging stations in the Israeli and Chinese markets and later elsewhere around the world.

Ohad Seligmann, Chairman of EV Motors, and Rami Reshef, CEO of GenCell. (Source: GenCell)

Click here for the press release from GenCell.

Loop Energy and Mobility & Innovation Launch Hydrogen Powered Bus in Europe

On March 15, FCHEA member Loop Energy announced that Mobility & Innovation, a Slovakia-based bus manufacturer, is launching its H2Bus, an 8-meter hydrogen-electric minibus. The bus was developed to demonstrate the viability of hydrogen fuel cell technology in transit vehicles and market its future product line. Power will be provided by a Loop Energy S300 Series hydrogen fuel cell system and an electric motor.

A example of the Loop Energy powered hydrogen bus. (Source: Loop Energy)

Click here for the press release from Loop Energy.

Cummins to Open a Powertrain Test Facility with Fuel-Agnostic Capability

On March 17, Cummins announced that it will build a new Powertrain Test Facility at its Darlington, U.K. campus. Ground preparation work for the new facility is now underway with the first phase of the £14 million ($18 million) investment expected to open for operations by May 2023.

The facility is designed to be fuel-agnostic and will enable Cummins to develop and test a wider range of power technologies, including the latest universal engine platforms with variants able to operate on green hydrogen, renewable natural gas, or sustainable diesel. Installation and testing capability will also extend to hydrogen fuel cell and battery electric powertrains.

Click here for the press release from Cummins.

Nel ASA Receives Purchase Order for an Alkaline Electrolyzer in Europe

On March 28, Nel ASA announced that it had received a firm order for an alkaline electrolyzer system from an undisclosed European customer. The hydrogen production unit will be delivered to an project that will distribute green hydrogen to multiple clients in Europe and is expected to cost €3 million ($3.3 million).

Click here for the press release from Nel ASA.

Hexagon Purus Receives Order to Deliver Hydrogen Distribution Systems to Major Dutch Gas Company

On April 20, FCHEA member Hexagon Purus announced that it had received a follow-on order worth approximately EUR 1.5 million (approx. $1.6 million) to deliver hydrogen distribution systems to a leading global industrial gas company. Hexagon Purus’ type 4 cylinders and hydrogen distribution systems will be used to deliver hydrogen for industrial and mobility applications in the Netherlands.

Click here for the press release from Hexagon.

Hyzon Sells 18 Trucks to a Subsidiary of German Motor Insurance Provider DEVK Versicherung

On April 11, FCHEA member Hyzon Motors announced that it will supply its fuel cell electric trucks to Hylane GmbH, a subsidiary of DEVK Versicherung, one of Germany's largest motor insurers. Hylane has purchased 18 Hyzon vehicles, with deliveries expected to begin in late 2022.

Click here for the press release from Hyzon.

PowerCell Receives Order for Marine Fuel Cell Module from Siemens Energy

On April 4, FCHEA member PowerCell announced that it had signed an agreement with Siemens Energy, a German energy company, to expand cooperation in the area of fuel cell-based propulsion and power generating systems for marine applications. As part of the extended cooperation, Siemens Energy has placed an order for a 100 kW marine fuel-cell module.

Click here for the press release from PowerCell.

French Hydrogen Taxi Fleet Infrastructure to be Powered by Cummins Electrolyzer

On April 4, Cummins announced that it had signed an agreement with Hysetco, a French hydrogen mobility company. Cummins will provide an electrolyzer system so Hysetco can advance its goals to produce for a hydrogen taxi fleet in Paris, France. The company expects to deploy 12 refueling stations by 2024, powered by the Cummins electrolyzer.

Click here for the press release from Cummins.

Luxfer and Mobility & Innovations Coordinate on Hydrogen Powered Bus Launch

On March 18, FCHEA member Luxfer Gas Cylinders also announced that it was working with Mobility and Innovation on its H2Bus. The H2Bus features a complete alternative fuel system designed and supplied by Luxfer Gas Cylinders. The system contains four of the company’s G-Stor® Pro cylinders alongside valves and regulators, provided in a ‘ready to assemble’ kit.

Click here for the press release from Luxfer.

Loop Energy is Selected as Tevva’s Fuel Cell Supplier

On April 13, Loop Energy announced that it had won the contract to supply Tevva Motors, British electric and hydrogen truck manufacturer, with its T505 (50 kW) Series fuel cell system. The fuel cell will be used in Tevva’s 7.5 ton electric truck platform, and the two companies expect to finalize a purchase agreement in 2022.

An example of the Tevva hydrogen and electric truck (Source: Loop Energy)

Click here for the press release from Loop Energy.

Hexagon to Acquire Stake in an Advanced Liquid Gas Storage Technology Company

On April 21, Hexagon Purus announced that it had agreed to aquire a 40% stake in Cryoshelter GmbH, an Austria based company specialized in the development of cryogenic tank technology for liquid (renewable) natural gas (LNG) and liquid hydrogen (LH2). Cryoshelter’s liquid hydrogen tank technology is in the early stage of development, and Hexagon and Cryoshelter will collaborate to advance the tank technology towards commercialization.

An example of the Cryoshelter cryogenic tank (Source: Hexagon)

Click here for the press release from Hexagon.

Baker Hughes to Provide Hydrogen Compression Technology for Pipeline in Greece

On March 31, FCHEA member Baker Hughes announced that it had been awarded a contract by TERNA, the construction arm of GEK TERNA Group, to supply gas turbines and compressors that can run on a blend of natural gas and hydrogen for a new compression station of the Greek Natural Gas Transmission System.

Baker Hughes will provide three compression trains for a total of three hydrogen-ready gas turbines and three PCL compressors. For this project, the technology has been designed to support the compression station with the capability to transport up to 10% hydrogen, and the station is expected to enter operation in 2024.

Click here for the press release from Baker Hughes.

Ballard Announces Participation in Canadian Pilot Project for Hydrogen Cruise Vessel

On March 28, Ballard announced that it is working with Capilano Maritime Design, a Canadian marine engineering and design firm, to produce a pilot marine vessel that is fueled by hydrogen. Ballard will be working with the design team to integrate their fuel cell technology into the vessel.

Click here for the press release from Capilano Maritime Design.

Nel ASA Receives Purchase Order for Hydrogen Fueling Module in Canada

On April 1, Nel ASA announced that they had received an purchase order from Hydrogen Technology & Energy Corporation (HTEC) for one H2Station™ hydrogen fueling module which will be used to fuel zero emission light- and heavy-duty vehicles in the Province of British Columbia, Canada.

Click here for the press release from Nel ASA.

Loop Energy Fuel Cells to Power Buildings in Agreement with Innotest AG

On March 17, Loop Energy announced a commercial agreement with Innotest AG, a Switzerland-based developer of stationary power systems, to create fuel cells to power buildings.. Innotest has committed to purchase one Loop Energy S300 (30 kW) fuel cell system for integration into its Home Power Energy System, and the Home Power Energy System is intended to be installed into residential and commercial buildings to provide heat and electricity.

Click here for the press release from Loop Energy.

Nel ASA Receives Purchase Order for Several H2Station Modules in France

On March 21, Nel ASA received a purchase order from HysetCo, a Paris-based hydrogen vehicle operator, for several H2Station^TM modules to be used for light-duty fuel cell electric vehicles in Paris, France. The installation of the H2Station^TM modules at the future HysetCo station of Le Bourget is scheduled to be operational in late 2022.

Click here for the press release from Nel ASA.

Howden Wins Two Awards at the Hydrogen Future Awards

On March 31, FCHEA member Howden received two annual awards at the Hydrogen Future Awards. The awards are the Hydrogen Rising Star Company of the Year and the Hydrogen Transport of the Year.

The Hydrogen Transport of the Year award recognizes the solutions Howden provided to the the Beijing Daxing hydrogen refueling station for HyPower.

Click here for the press release from Howden.

European ‘StasHH’ Consortium Defines Standard for Fuel Cell Modules

On March 24, The European Standard Sized FC module for Heavy Duty applications (StaSHH) consortium announced the first ever standard for fuel cell modules for heavy-duty applications. This standard aims to globally impact the uniform development of fuel cell modules by setting clear rules regarding physical dimensions and physical and digital interfaces. This standard was created as a result of a consensus reached between major European fuel cell module suppliers, original equipment manufacturers and research, test, engineering and knowledge institutes.

Click here for the press release from StaSHH.

Nel ASA Receives Order for Hydrogen Fueling Equipment in Poland

On April 1, Nel ASA announced that they had received a purchase order from Biproraf, a Polish engineering company, for one H2Station™ hydrogen fueling station.

Click here for the press release from Nel ASA.

U.S. Commercial Service & FCHEA Partner on Online Informational Webinar Series

May 4 - June 15, 2022

FCHEA is partnering with the U.S. Commercial Service on a webinar series to educate hydrogen and fuel cell companies about important planning requirements and opportunities to consider when expanding into international markets.

These webinars will be free to attend and will be organized by the Commercial Service. Each webinar will begin with introductory comments from both the Commercial Service and FCHEA, then will turn to presentations from stakeholders and representatives from the respective countries. Each 1-hour long webinar will conclude with an open Q&A session with the participants.

Presentation topics may include country overviews, covering topics like energy consumption, energy production, hydrogen production, hydrogen strategy and much more. There's currently four events planned focused on four different markets around the globe including:

• Ecuador – May 4, 2022, 11:00 AM US Eastern. Registration link: https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/editWebReg.do?SmartCode=2QGM
• Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia – May 18, 2022, 10:30 AM US Eastern. Registration link: https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/editWebReg.do?SmartCode=2QGJ
• Australia – May 25, 2022, 5:00 PM US Eastern. Registration link: https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/editWebReg.do?SmartCode=2QGP
• Germany – June 15, 2022, 9:00 AM US Eastern. Registration Link: https://emenuapps.ita.doc.gov/ePublic/event/editWebReg.do?SmartCode=2QGT

If you have any questions, please contact Connor Dolan at cdolan@fchea.org

Anglo American Announces Launch of Hydrogen Powered Mine-Haul Truck

May 6, 2022

Anglo America has announced that it will be launching its new mining and hauling heavy duty hydrogen-fueled truck on May 6th via a virtual livestream. The nuGen™ Zero Emission Haulage Solution is designed to operate fully laden with a payload of 290 tonnes in real mine conditions and will be launched at the Mogalakwena, South Africa, PGM mine. The launch includes a working demonstration of the nuGen™ hydrogen-powered truck and a guided tour of the on-site hydrogen production, storage and refuelling complex.

Click here to register.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce & U.S. Commercial Service's GreenTech Business Delegation to Egypt

May 14-17, 2022

Cairo, Egypt

The U.S. Commercial Service – Egypt is partnering with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as they lead the “Green Tech U.S. Business Delegation to Egypt” to Cairo.

Delegation members will learn first-hand of the significant business opportunities in renewable energy, waste management, water resources management, energy efficiency, and other areas related to Egypt’s green strategy. With Egypt due to host this year’s UN Climate Conference – COP27 – in November, this Mission is an ideal occasion for showcasing American solutions in Green Tech to Egyptian decision-makers.

Click here to register.

F-Cell's Annual International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Event

May 25-26, 2022

Edmonton, Alberta

This 2-day conference and international trade fair brings together renowned international specialists to discuss solutions for clean energy with hydrogen and fuel cells as game changers. This year, Edmonton takes the stage: a region with an energy history, large new hydrogen projects and the experience to become a global leader. The Region is among the world’s lowest cost producers of low-carbon hydrogen and has emerged to become Canada’s first hydrogen hub.

Click here for more information.

June 6-9, 2022

The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Hydrogen Program is hosting its 2022 Annual Merit Review and Peer Evaluation Meeting (AMR) on June 6–9, 2022.

Each year at the AMR, hydrogen and fuel cell projects funded by DOE are presented and projects and programs are reviewed for their merit.

The 2022 AMR will be held virtually. Please check the website for updates on the final meeting format and location. More information about the meeting, including an agenda and registration details, will be available soon.

Click here to visit the 2022 AMR website.

Commercial Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Expo

September 6-8, 2022

The Commercial UAV Expo is occurring this year on September 6th - 8th. The event will feature exhibits and demonstrations by UAS solutions providers; keynotes, panel discussions, and presentations with interactive Q&A and chat; AI-powered networking; and more. Industries covered include Construction; Drone Delivery; Energy & Utilities; Forestry & Agriculture; Infrastructure & Transportation; Mining & Aggregates; Public Safety & Emergency Services; Security; and Surveying & Mapping.

Click herefor more information.

Second Hydrogen Americas Summit

October 10-11, 2022

Washington, DC

The Sustainable Energy Council and the U.S. Department of Energy have announced the dates for the Second Hydrogen Americas Summit. The summit will host a wide range of figures, including government representatives, hydrogen and energy stakeholders, service providers and end-users who will focus on the latest policy developments in the hydrogen industry.

The Summit is designed to facilitate alliances through interactive panels, hydrogen projects pitch session, and multiple roundtable debates with thematic focuses ranging from clean hydrogen policies and new technologies to commercial opportunities in decarbonizing hard to abate sectors as well as nuclear fusion opportunities for the future.

Click herefor more information on the event.