The plant will be located along the Susquehanna River in south-central Pennsylvania. Green hydrogen from this facility will support decarbonization of the broader transportation and logistics industries in the Northeast and the mid-Atlantic. The plant is expected to be online by late 2022, with construction slated to begin by in the first quarter of 2022.… Continue reading Plug Power-Brookfield Renewable Susquehanna River (Pen) project
The project involves construction of an electricity substation and state-of-the-art green hydrogen fuel production facility at the Western New York Science, Technology and Advanced Manufacturing Park located in the Town of Alabama, Genesee County. Plug Power, the first tenant at the new manufacturing park, is also funding the construction of a 450-megawatt electricity substation that will… Continue reading Plug Power New York STAMP
A green hydrogen production plant in Camden County, Georgia, to serve customers across the southeastern United States. The plant produces 15 tons/day of liquid green hydrogen, produced using 100% renewable energy and intended to fuel transportation applications, including material handling and fuel cell electric vehicle fleets. Plug Power is investing $84 million in the facility.… Continue reading Plug Power | Camden Georgia plant
The project involves agreen hydrogen production facility in Fresno, California. The plant will produce 30 metric tons of liquid green hydrogen daily, serving customersfrom San Diego to Vancouver. The facility will use a new 300 MW zero-carbon solar farm to power 120 megawatts of Plug Power’s state-of-the-art PEM electrolyzers, which split water into hydrogen and… Continue reading Plug Power – Fresno County, California
The project involves a hydrogen production plant near Fort Worth, Texas.
OxEon is partnering with PNW Hydrogen LLC, Idaho National Laboratory, the National Energy Technology Laboratory, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), Arizona State University, UC Irvine and Siemens Energy to execute a Power-to-Power demonstration at the Palo Verde Generating Station , a 4-GW #nuclear power plant in #Arizona. This program was… Continue reading Palo Verde Generating Station
The Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub will span Washington, Oregon, and Montana, and plans to leverage the region’s abundant renewable resources to produce clean hydrogen exclusively via electrolysis. The Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub’s vast use of electrolyzers will play a key role in driving down electrolyzer costs, making the technology more accessible to other producers, and… Continue reading Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub – PNWH2 Hub (selected for DOE funding)
The project involves a nanogrid consisting of a floating photovoltaic solar array, battery storage, vehicle-to-grid and conventional EV charging stations, and a hydrogen system. The hydrogen setup includes an electrolyzer, storage tanks and two fuel cells. OUC is part of a research team involved in a U.S. Department of Energy-supported $9m project that’s studying the… Continue reading Orlando Utilities Commission | Hydrogen Nanogrid Pilot
A waste-to-hydrogen commercial plant in California. The plant will use unsorted, non-recyclable Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) to produce negative-carbon hydrogen. The Larsen and Lam Climate Initiative contributed $35m to the project.
The project involves the expansion of a proprietary process to produce approximately 275,000 metric tons per year of carbon-free anhydrous ammonia in the United States. Monolith Materials in 2021 commissioned Olive Creek 1 (OC1), its first commercial-scale carbon-free production facility which is designed to produce approximately 14,000 metric tons of carbon black per year. With… Continue reading Monolith | Olive Creek OC1
