Greater Toronto Airports Authority and Carlsun Energy plan to build Ontario’s first public hydrogen refueling station with capability for both cars and transport trucks, according to a news release.
The hydrogen station is part of Toronto Pearson’s commitment to energy solutions in the aviation industry.
The refueling station will be built, owned, and operated by Carlsun. The project is enabled by a $1m federal investment from Natural Resources Canada.
Governor Kathy Hochul has awarded USD 16.6m for five long duration energy storage projects, including USD 12.7m for three hydrogen plans.
The $41m plant in Constantine, Michigan will make 2.2 million gallons of ethanol annually from milk permeate.
Shell has sold its 50% interest in SouthCoast Wind, a proposed offshore wind farm off the coast of Massachusetts with 2.4 GW of capacity.
The London-based non-profit EnergyTag has come to the forefront with its framework for global renewable energy hourly matching standards – what it views as a crucial substructure underpinning the future of green product commerce.
A green hydrogen developer is in active discussions with counterparties as it pursues a final investment decision for its first project.
The owners of a proposed colossal ammonia production facility in Appalachian coal country are in the beginning stages of seeking liquidity, EPC contracting, and advisory services for a project they say will ultimately be financed akin to an LNG export terminal.
