North American hydrogen news

Hazer Group has commissioned KBR to provide engineering works for its clean hydrogen project with FortisBC Energy located in British Columbia, Canada.

Bosch has announced key milestones in its hydrogen ecosystem with the launch of new PEM electrolyser stacks in North America and cryopump technology.

Ballard has announced a commercial agreement with New Flyer to supply 50 MW of fuel cell engines for hydrogen buses across the US and Canada.

Savage and Symbio North America have announced the commissioning of the first hydrogen-electric fuel cell drayage truck.

GlobalData has reported that green hydrogen is set to command an 88.6% share of low-carbon production by 2030, overtaking blue hydrogen.

Vema Hydrogen has drilled pilot wells in Quebec, Canada, for the first engineered mineral hydrogen test project, aiming to produce hydrogen from subsurface rock formations.

The University of Alberta has announced a partnership with the City of Edmonton and Diesel Tech Industries to accelerate the development of hydrogen fuelled buses.

MAX Power has prepared to drill second natural hydrogen well as the programme expands 325 km southwest of Lawson Discovery, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Casale SA and OMNI Conversion Technologies Inc. have signed an MoA to jointly advance waste-to-green methanol and hydrogen technologies.

Charbone Corp. has announced hydrogen sales in Ontario, Canada, to support fuel cell generator operations for the film industry.