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Hyundai Pushing Ahead Fuel Cell Strategy, New SUV Slated For Production

August 17, 2017 Steve Hanley 7 Comments fuel cell technology, hydrogen economy, Hyundai fuel cell SUV, Hyundai Tucson FCEV

Hyundai has revealed a prototype of a new fuel cell powered SUV planned for 2018. The car will have a range of up to 400 miles and a 20% power boost over the existing Tucson FCEV.

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The Hydrogen Economy Keeps Inching Towards Reality

May 21, 2017May 21, 2017 Jo Borrás 85 Comments hydrogen, hydrogen economy, Infrastructure, report, researchmstudy, studies, uh, university of houston

The Hydrogen Economy Keeps Inching Towards Reality at the University of Houston, where researchers have made a cheap hydrogen catalyst for water splitting.

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Mercedes, BMW, Toyota To Go On $10 Billion Hydrogen Fuel Binge

January 18, 2017 Steve Hanley 44 Comments auto makers form hydrogen fuel group, hydrogen economy, hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, hydrogen fuel infrastructure, The Hydrogen Council

A group of car companies and hydrogen suppliers have pledged to invest $10 billion over the next 5 years to promote fuel cell research and hydrogen fueling infrastructure. But why?

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Scientists Say New Hydrogen Process Is 100% Efficient

February 29, 2016 Steve Hanley 92 Comments cargon nanotubes, electric car, hydrogen economy, hydrogen infrastructure, making hydrogen from water, spitting water molecule with light

Scientists claim they have found a way to make one part of the process for splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen 100% efficient. If true, that makes the idea of a hydrogen economy one step closer to reality.

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Toyota Hydrogen Ad Asks Are You A Handbrake, Or A Trailblazer?

September 23, 2014September 24, 2014 Steve Hanley 8 Comments fuel cell vehicles, hydrogen economy, Toyota, toyota fcv, Toyota hydrogen, Toyota Mirai

Toyota has released a video claiming 2015 will be the year in which the world turns away from electric vehicles and embraces hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

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Only 27 Hydrogen Stations Were Installed Last Year

April 12, 2013 Nicholas Brown 6 Comments how many hydrogen fuel stations, hydrogen, hydrogen cars, hydrogen economy, hydrogen electric fuel cell cars, hydrogen fuel cells, hydrogen fueling stations us, renewable energy, renewable energy to hydrogen, wind to hydrogen

Ask some automakers what the future of fuel is, and they’ll tell you hydrogen fuel cells offer the best hope for clean cars. That may be so, but the future is still very, very far away. Worldwide, only 27 hydrogen refueling stations were installed last year, possibly due to the rarity of fuel cell cars, and a lack of enthusiasm for the hydrogen economy that many once hoped for.

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GM To World: “We’re Still Developing Hydrogen Fuel Cells”

March 17, 2010 Nick Chambers 43 Comments fuel cell, General Motors, GM, hydrogen economy

The hydrogen economy. It sounds so good on paper. All of our vehicles driving around emitting nothing but water vapor

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Metal Alloy Hydrogen Tank is 60% Lighter Than a Battery

November 6, 2008 Nick Chambers 8 Comments alternative energy, Conventional Cars, energy industry, Environment, fuel cell, hydrogen, hydrogen economy, hydrogen gas, hydrogen safety, Jerry Woodall, metal alloy, Robin Gremaud, transportation

[social_buttons] A Dutch researcher has developed a magnesium, titanium and nickel alloy that has huge potential as a hydrogen storage

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Algae Could Be Major Hydrogen Fuel Source

April 1, 2008 Clayton 9 Comments algaculture, Algae, algae biodiesel, algal oil, alternative fuels, Biodiesel, biofuel, Ethanol, fuel cell, green tech, hydrogen, hydrogen economy, microalgae, New Technology, Science, transportation

[social_buttons] While the first algae-to-biofuels facility went online today, scientists at Argonne National Labs are manipulating the photosynthetic super-organism for