World Moving Toward Clean Energy Solutions
Hydrogen, the most profuse element on earth, plays a crucial role in the development of clean energy solutions in that it provides a versatile energy source that transitions to a suitable energy alternative. It is regarded as a dynamic clean energy carrier when used in hydrogen fuel cells. As a source of fuel, hydrogen can […]
Hydrogen Safety Standards and Regulations
As more organizations transition to hydrogen fuel for their operations, standardized safety procedures and regulations are key to ensuring operational success and employee safety. Both government and non-government regulatory bodies have developed best-practices for the safe generation, handling, and utilization of hydrogen. As with all fuels, safety procedures for hydrogen are centered on preventing the […]
Ford Announces Hydrogen Transit Van Test Fleet
American automaker Ford Motor Company recently announced plans to test hydrogen-powered transit vans in the United Kingdom. The test will take place over three years and will use Ford’s electric E-Transit van models that have been adapted to run on hydrogen fuel cells. Ford will partner with B.P. to provide the hydrogen and infrastructure for […]
Kenworth Announces Hydrogen Fuel Cell Heavy-Duty Truck
Kenworth recently announced plans to expand its lineup of clean energy trucking solutions with the launch of the T680 hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV). These Class 8 trucks will be powered by Toyota fuel cell technology and will produce zero carbon emissions at the tailpipe. Designed for long distances, the T680 FCEV will have […]
Green Hydrogen is the Clean Energy Solution the Steel Industry Needs
The steel industry offers one of the biggest potential opportunities for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Globally, the steel industry is responsible for 8% of carbon emissions. This is due to the vast amount of coal required to heat steel furnaces. Currently, 75% of steel is produced using coal-fired furnaces. One method for reducing the environmental […]
Ports of LA and Long Beach Explore Hydrogen Fuel Opportunities
The ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles have joined California’s bid to become one of four federally-funded hydrogen hubs in the United States. If California is awarded the grant, the ports would receive over $500 million in funding to implement hydrogen fuel technology into their operations. Funding for the federal grants is allocated through […]
Southeast US Senators and Energy Leaders Promote Hydrogen Industry Growth
At OneH2, we’re thrilled to see the continued development of hydrogen-based technologies in the United States– particularly when these developments are located near our home base in North Carolina. The recent push to establish a regional hydrogen hub project by US senators in the Southeast is a significant step towards promoting the growth of the […]
Hyundai’s Hydrogen Initiatives Highlight the Possibilities of this Clean Energy Solution
Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Chung Euisun recently confirmed the Korean automaker’s commitment to promoting and expanding the use of hydrogen fuel. The company views hydrogen-powered vehicles as the first step in achieving a hydrogen society. The company produces both hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles and hydrogen fuel-powered internal combustion engines. Hyundai’s leadership in the hydrogen […]
Is Hydrogen Fuel Truly Zero Emissions?
Hydrogen fuel is rapidly gaining popularity in the energy industry as a clean alternative to gas and electricity. It is considered a zero-emissions fuel and cleaner than internal combustion engines that run on propane, gas, and diesel. However, there is still confusion surrounding how it works and how clean it really is. Defining the attributes […]
A Look into BMW’s Hydrogen Fuel Future with the Neue Klasse Platform
As BMW prepares to launch its new Neue Klasse platform, the company is focusing on the development of a new series of small, parallel hydrogen tanks within the platform’s floor. This technology will enable the company to create cars that are powered by electricity, internal combustion engines, or hydrogen. Jurgen Guldner, BMW’s general program manager […]
