California Faces Major Shortfall In Hydrogen Station Goals

California is struggling to meet its goal of 200 hydrogen refueling stations by 2025, with projections suggesting only 87 will be operational. Challenges like the recent closure of Shell’s network and reliability issues are deterring automakers from investing in fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). To achieve its environmental objectives, California must address these supply chain hurdles and stimulate private sector investment in hydrogen infrastructure. Source and details of the news

Hydrogen Stations

Major Japanese Firms Invest in Sustainable Gold Hydrogen

Three leading Japanese firms—Toyota, ENEOS, and Mitsubishi—are investing in a startup specializing in “gold hydrogen,” a cleaner, sustainable hydrogen source...

U.S. Launches First Onshore Wave Energy Project

Eco Wave Power Global AB and AltaSea have announced the public launch of the United States’ first onshore wave energy...

UK Firm Secures £17 Million for Eco-Friendly Aviation

UK-based Intelligent Energy has received £17 million in funding from the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) to propel its Project HEIGHTS,...

Suntory Launches Japan’s Largest Green Hydrogen Electrolyser

Suntory Holdings has unveiled Japan’s largest green hydrogen electrolyser in a bid to drive decarbonization within its beverage sector and...

Spot News from Around the World

Rothwell Joins Rangers to Reunite with Coach Martin

Midfielder Joe Rothwell has joined Rangers from Blackburn Rovers, citing his desire to reunite with head coach Russell Martin as...

Agency Reaffirms Zero-Tolerance for Disloyal Bureaucrats

In a firm declaration, the agency has reiterated its “zero-tolerance policy” against bureaucrats who undermine the president’s agenda through unlawful...