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Artificial Intelligence·Automotive Innovations·Future Tech·News·Range·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology·Tesla

Tesla’s Journey into the Future: A Step Closer to Robotaxis with New Permit

Tesla has received a Transportation Charter Permit (TCP) from the California Public Utilities Commission, boosting its stock by approximately 4% in pre-market trading. The permit allows Tesla to provide prearranged transportation with its own vehicles, targeting employee transit rather than public ride-hailing

March 19, 2025

Ford·Hydrogen Fuel Cells·News·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology

The Hydrogen Revolution: North Carolina Startup Sparks a New Era

Vema Hydrogen is revolutionizing hydrogen production with a novel method that mimics natural processes using water, a catalyst, and iron-rich rocks. With a $13 million investment, Vema’s pilot project in North Carolina marks North America’s first large-scale simulated geologic hydrogen production. The

February 22, 2025

Green Energy·Industry·News·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology

Why Businesses Worldwide Are Tracking Australia’s Latest Tax Incentives

Australia introduces tax incentives to boost investment in hydrogen and critical mineral exploration. The initiatives aim to attract companies ranging from large mining firms to innovative startups. These incentives promise both financial gains and significant contributions to sustainability. Key focus areas include

February 22, 2025

Hydrogen Fuel Cells·MG·News·Range·Regulation·Technology

Could Mountains Power the Future? Discovering Nature’s Hidden Hydrogen Treasure

Vast reserves of natural hydrogen may exist beneath the Pyrenees, Alps, and Himalayas, holding promise for renewable energy production. The natural process of serpentinization allows deep mantle rocks to release hydrogen when interacting with water. Mountain ranges could contain up to 20

February 22, 2025

Ford·Green Energy·News·Regulation·Sustainability·Zero Emissions

Shock Move: Repsol Slashes Green Hydrogen Goals—What This Means for the Energy Sector

Repsol S.A. dramatically reduces its 2030 green hydrogen goals by 63%, aiming for 0.7 to 1.2 gigawatts of electrolyser capacity instead of the previously planned 1.9 gigawatts. High production costs and dependency on subsidies remain significant obstacles in advancing green hydrogen projects.

February 21, 2025

Batteries·Hyundai·News·Range·Regulation

The Hidden Truths Behind the Clean Hydrogen Revolution

Clean hydrogen has great potential for environmental impact but presents industrial and economic challenges. Hydrogen production, especially through solar-powered electrolyzers, is promising but currently costly and lacks infrastructure. Understanding complex technologies and anticipating policy changes is crucial for navigating the clean hydrogen

February 21, 2025

Audi·News·NIO·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology

A New Era in Steel: Salzgitter’s Hydrogen Revolution Promises a Greener Future

Salzgitter initiates a transformative leap in green steel manufacturing with a 100MW electrolyser facility in Germany. The innovative project is set to significantly reduce the steel industry’s carbon footprint by 2026. HydrogenPro alkaline electrolysers will produce green hydrogen, aiming to replace coking

February 21, 2025

Green Energy·Hydrogen Fuel Cells·News·Range·Regulation

The Clean Hydrogen Boom: Air Liquide’s Bold Gamble on a Greener Future

Air Liquide aims to play a crucial role in the green energy revolution, focusing on clean hydrogen. The company reported strong net profits of €3.3 billion, indicating robust financial health. CEO François Jackow is directing significant investment into hydrogen technology, highlighting its

February 21, 2025

Charging·News·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology

Why Airbus is Betting Big on Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Not Hydrogen

Airbus is shifting its focus from hydrogen to sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to reduce emissions, adjusting its strategic priorities due to current infrastructure limitations. Key hydrogen projects, including fuel cells and cryogenic systems, continue despite the reduced hydrogen engineering workforce. The zero-emission

February 21, 2025

Government Policies·Hyundai·News·Range·Regulation·Technology

Hydrogen Fueling Stations: Pioneering the Path to a Greener Future

Hydrogen fueling stations are projected to grow from a $0.5 billion industry in 2024 to $1.8 billion by 2030, reflecting a shift towards cleaner energy solutions. These stations are essential for supporting hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, significant in advancing zero-emission transport. Global

February 21, 2025

Hydrogen Fuel Cells·News·Regulation·Sustainability·Technology·Zero Emissions

The Green Revolution: How TotalEnergies and Air Liquide Are Powering a Sustainable Future

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide collaborate to advance green hydrogen, targeting decarbonization of industries and transportation in Europe. The key projects, ELYgator and the Zeeland Electrolyzer, utilize offshore wind to produce significant amounts of renewable hydrogen. ELYgator, located in Rotterdam, generates 23,000 tons

February 21, 2025