US hydrogen news

Plug Power has begun its contract with NASA to supply up to 218 t of liquid hydrogen to NASA’s Glenn and Armstrong facilities in Ohio, US.

Engineers at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have developed testing methodology to study pre-ignition in hydrogen-fuelled combustion engines.

NASA has selected Plug Power and Air Products and Chemicals to supply up to 16 760 t of liquid hydrogen for facilities across the agency.

Pure Hydrogen has signed a Joint Market Development Agreement (JDMA) with Utility Global to collaborate on deploying hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the US.

Raven SR has been awarded the authority to construct the first organic waste-to-hydrogen facility in Richmond, California, US, using a steam reforming technology.

Clean Energy has expanded its relationship with Gold Coast Transit by constructing the agency’s first hydrogen fuelling station.

Hyroad Energy has formed a strategic partnership with Pacific Clean Fuels to accelerate its hydrogen trucking operations in California, US.

Hyroad Energy has announced the expansion of its service offerings to provide end-to end hydrogen trucking support, including maintenance, software, and parts supply.

DG Fuels has appointed Samsung E&A as the contractor for its SAF project in St. James, Louisiana, with responsibility for the blue hydrogen, green hydrogen, and power generation sections.

Plug Power has partnered with Edgewood Renewables to build a renewable fuels facility in Nevada, US, utilising renewable natural gas and low-carbon hydrogen.