H2 Energy Group

The USDA on Dec. 15 awarded $285 million to 844 projects under the Rural Energy for America Program. The agency also announced it is offering an additional $300 million in REAP funding, including $250 million allocated through the IRA.http://dlvr.it/Sfm1tD

Beyond articles about the very latest in H2, readers have access to a wealth of resources and tools. HFN has…http://dlvr.it/Sfk9hV

The U.S. Energy Information Administration recently released data showing U.S. manufacturers produced approximately 890,000 tons of densified biomass fuel in August, with sales reaching 860,000 tons.http://dlvr.it/Sfj2dc

Recent HFN results show that what people don’t know might be hurting H2 use worldwide. In a recent survey looking…http://dlvr.it/Sfg8KX

It is hard to imagine another activity that is just as taxing for the vehicle as towing. It can be…http://dlvr.it/Sff2zt

The U.K. Department of Transport on Dec. 16 that Virgin Atlantic will operate a historic net-zero flight from London to New York next year using 100 percent SAF. The flight will be supported by funds awarded by the U.K. government.http://dlvr.it/SfdkcR

The South Korean automaker will be providing the German truck company with new H2 components. Hyundai Motor Group recently announced…http://dlvr.it/Sfc7L7

ICYMI: How can certificates help the hydrogen market develop? Why is a global hydrogen standard important to underpin production methods? These are the exact topics Daria Nochevnik, Hydrogen Council Director Policy and Partnerships, spoke to ICIS about as a guest on ICIS’ recent Hydrogen Insights Podcast. Click here to listen to the podcast on ICIS’ website. The post Hydrogen certification and the need for a global standard appeared first on Hydrogen Council.http://dlvr.it/SfYYLF

There is quite a bit of strategy to understand from why electric vehicles took off when H2 stagnated. The hydrogen…http://dlvr.it/SfWNHk

ICYMI: Our estimates suggest that hydrogen needs to grow seven-fold to support the global energy transition, eventually accounting for 10 percent of total energy consumption by 2050. A scale up of this magnitude will increase demand for materials, such as aluminum, copper, iridium, nickel, platinum, vanadium and zinc, to support hydrogen technologies – renewable electricity technologies […] The post Sufficiency, Sustainability, and Circularity of Critical Materials for Clean Hydrogen appeared first on Hydrogen Council.http://dlvr.it/SfTFrG