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How AI is Transforming Commercial Transportation: Reducing Emissions, Cutting Costs, and Boosting Efficiency

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the commercial transportation industry at a rapid pace. As companies face increasing pressure to reduce emissions, cut operational costs, and optimize logistics, AI has emerged as a critical tool for achieving these goals. By leveraging machine learning, predictive analytics, and intelligent automation, commercial fleets can now operate cleaner, leaner, and […]

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Ohio transit agency to switch to green hydrogen for fuel cell buses

The Stark Area Regional Transit Authority and Enbridge are planning a hydrogen production facility powered by solar to replace imported fuel made from natural gas. One of the nation’s largest hydrogen-powered transit fleets is seeking to switch to a cleaner — and local — fuel source as part of a federally funded clean hydrogen hub.

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Hannover Messe 2025: Bosch embraces hydrogen production

Whether in the chemicals, transportation, steel, or energy industries, there is enormous potential for decarbonization if hydrogen is used as an energy source – especially if it is produced using renewables. With an expected global capacity of 100–170 gigawatts by 2030, electrolysis is a strategic growth field for Bosch, despite the slowdown in the ramp-up

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Trillions of tons of hydrogen may be waiting under our feet

Geological resources may be able to provide billions—or even trillions—of metric tons of clean hydrogen, according to estimates from US government researchers. By tapping into existing hydrogen accumulations and stimulating underground rocks to make more of the electron-rich gas, a new crop of energy entrepreneurs think they can put low-carbon hydrogen on the market for

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Alleima receives an order for mass production of pre-coated materials for SOFC interconnects from Doosan Fuel Cell

Korea-based Doosan Fuel Cell is targeting both maritime and stationary applications for its fuel cells. Mass production of SOFC will start in 2025 at a new production plant in Korea. Sweden-based Alleima, a global manufacturer of high value-added products in advanced stainless steels and special alloys as well as solutions for industrial heating, will supply

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New Research Could Unlock Secrets in Hydrogen-Powered Energy

Researchers from the University of Oklahoma have pioneered a method to measure hydrogen transfer energy in complex materials, paving the way for advancements in energy storage and renewable energy technology. Published research led by OU doctoral student Nazmiye Gökçe Altınçekic used a technique called open-circuit potential to study energy changes within a hybrid material known

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The U.S. Treasury’s Hydrogen Tax Credit: A New Era for Clean Energy

The hydrogen industry has been holding its breath. Finally, The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have officially released their rules for the Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit. This is not just a regulatory update; it is a powerful catalyst designed to reshape the hydrogen industry and the broader renewable

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Why Ohio companies are investing in hydrogen cars despite infrastructure issues

Three Ohio companies are investing in hydrogen fuel cell passenger vehicles even as the U.S. market for electric vehicles continues to grow. Each has an innovative approach to the chicken-and-egg problem of having fuel available when and where drivers need it. The Ohio companies’ focus on fuel cell passenger vehicles is unique nationwide, especially for

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How do we make hydrogen fuel cells a viable reality? Electrochemistry might hold the answer

This past summer, a commercial passenger ferry powered by a hydrogen fuel cell set sail in the San Francisco Bay. The nation’s first fuel cell-powered ferry, the ship heralds the reality of zero-emission options for our nation’s vast and varied transportation sector. Fuel cells are the technology by which we convert hydrogen to useful, emission-free

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