Cells 20 times thinner than a strand of human hair can be used to power drones Ultra-thin, ultra-light solar energy cells are using new technology to generate enough power for long-duration drone flights without any requirement for wired recharging. Drones are only one example of applications for this tech There are uses both on Earth and in space, for that matter, which would require autonomous energy that can keep systems independently running for extended periods of time.  Johannes Kepler University (JKU) Linz researchers have developed a new, extremely thin and light solar energy cell ..read more

Former employees of the company have found a new use for the spent fuel well Geothermal energy has a great deal of potential as a form of renewable heat and power due to its dependability, among other reasons. Former oil and gas industry employees are taking this new focus In Texas, a number of new companies are using the expertise of former employees from the oil and gas industry to bring together clean heat and power technology, such as with geothermal energy plants. Their aim is to source this power in a whole new way. By its very nature, it sources its power from underwater natural heat re ..read more

How is Q Hydrogen Unique in the Hydrogen Space?   By 2030, the green hydrogen market size will be worth over 88 billion dollars globally. While some multinational corporations have robust infrastructure to address the growing market for clean energy, the whole story of global green energy solutions must include startups investing millions of dollars to create cost-effective, scalable, and technologically innovative clean hydrogen. Unlike others in the hydrogen manufacturing space, Q Hydrogen is a private company that has invested millions of dollars to develop patented technology to ..read more

The automaker’s H2 plan is facing calls for buybacks and lawsuits from vehicle owners Toyota has been a leader in the effort to develop and roll out hydrogen cars for the general public, but while it has had its Mirai H2-powered passenger vehicle available for several years, the struggle is not getting any easier. In fact, many substantial challenges are on the rise Though the Mirai hydrogen cars have drawn a great deal of interest and attention, the experience they’re providing isn’t universally loved at the moment – often for reasons that have nothing to do with the vehicles themselves. Beyo ..read more

The hydrogen company has a lot on its proverbial plate. Hyzon Motors (NASDAQ: HYZN), a US-based leading developer of hydrogen fuel cell technology and a global supplier of zero-emission heavy-duty fuel cell electric vehicles, is working hard to achieve its goal of providing zero-emission power to decarbonize demanding industries. Recently, its efforts have included applying for a number of patent registrations as well as sudden changes like saying goodbye to Pat Griffin, the company’s North American president. Griffin suddenly departed from Hyzon. Initially serving as President of Vehicle Oper ..read more

The Wind Industry’s Unexpected Turnaround In recent years, the global wind industry has experienced its fair share of challenges. Rising interest rates and soaring materials costs have significantly eroded profit margins for developers. Combined with a noticeable decline in political and economic support for the energy transition, the sector witnessed a standstill in the installation of new turbines, leading to financial losses, project cancellations, and auction failures. This stagnation starkly contrasted the burgeoning developments in the electric vehicle (EV) and solar sectors, which seeme ..read more

Renewable energy farm in British Columbia could be the country’s largest off-grid solar project A First Nation indigenous group in Canada has launched a solar power project for what that country’s federal government is referring to as likely the largest off-grid renewable energy project of its kind in Canada. The project is receiving almost CAD$16 million in government funding The solar power project will be located in the province of British Columbia. It is receiving nearly CAD$16 million (USD$11.67 million) in federal and provincial government funding.  It will be built in Anahim Lake ..read more

The US company placed 36th out of 250 in Time’s inaugural list. A global leader in hydrogen refueling solutions, California-based FirstElement Fuel Inc. (FEF) made Time Magazine’s inaugural list of “America’s Top GreenTech Companies of 2024”. The company ranked among the top 40, placing 36th out of the 250 American companies recognized for lowering environmental impact.     FEF’s high ranking is the result of its dedication to hydrogen mobility. FirstElement Fuel is a global leader in hydrogen refueling solutions. The company received its high ranking in “America’s Top GreenTech ..read more

Hype’s Strategic Market Entry and Brussels’ Path to Cleaner Mobility In a strategic maneuver that underscores the shifting dynamics of Europe’s transportation sector, French taxi firm Hype has unveiled its ambitious plan to broaden its hydrogen-powered taxi operations into Brussels. Hype, a pioneer in the taxi industry since its inception in Paris in 2015 by innovator Mathieu Gardies, has cemented its presence in the Belgian market through a strategic acquisition of Mol-Tax, a noted Brussels taxi company. This move not only grants Hype swift market penetration but also showcases its significan ..read more

The construction industry, a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, is on the brink of a revolution spearheaded by the adoption of alternative fuels. Among these, hydrogen fuel emerges as a beacon of sustainability and efficiency. With its potential to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of construction operations, hydrogen fuel could transform the industry into a model of green innovation. This introductory exploration into the cost-benefit analysis of hydrogen fuel in construction aims to highlight the economic and environmental impacts, encouraging stakeholders to consider ..read more