North American hydrogen news

Vema Hydrogen and CHARBONE have signed an agreement to build a hydrogen supply chain to meet industrial gas demand and reduce transport costs in Quebec, Canada.

EVREC has announced the filing of the environmental impact statement for a wind-to-green hydrogen and ammonia project in Central Newfoundland, Canada.

Hyundai Translead has announced that Breadner Trailers will expand its role to serve as a dealer for Hyundai’s hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Canada.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd has signed an agreement with three Canadian organisations to explore the potential for building a liquefied hydrogen supply chain.

Element One has announced the advancement of a technology for enhanced hydrogen production from naturally occurring rock systems.

CPH2 has signed an agreement with Koch Modular to license 100 MW of the company’s hydrogen technology for sales in Mexico, the US, and Canada.

Plug Power has been selected to supply a 275 MW electrolyser system for Hy2gen’s Courant decarbonised ammonium nitrate project in Baie-Comeau, Québec, Canada.

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.