Zachary Steele and Jason Baran have decided to leave Fusion Fuel and will be stepping down from their roles of Co-Head and Chief Commercial Officer, respectively, as well as Co-Presidents of the Americas, to pursue other opportunities in the hydrogen and clean fuels sector.
The moves were announced as part of the company’s 1Q23 earnings release.
Steele said in an interview late last year that the company was working with RBC Capital Markets to develop projects in the US.
Caliche Development Partners has acquired two natural gas storage assets from Southern Company, which could serve as a bridge to storing helium, hydrogen, and CO2 in similar formations.
Air Liquide will invest over €130m in the construction and operation of a new unit producing hydrogen.
O’Malley, who comes from the downstream energy industry, is joining the company as CEO. Frank Almaraz, Braya’s current CEO, will stay on with Braya, focusing on its work to develop wind and green hydrogen opportunities with ABO Wind.
An independent power producer has retained a banker for a sale of a decades-old gas plant in California. Aging gas plants have been in the sights of clean fuels developers looking to retrofit or use facilities for clean fuel production and combustion.
Dow’s agreement with New Energy Blue has put the little-known developer on the verge of taking a final investment decision on a second generation ethanol plant in Iowa – but the developer’s ambitions go much further.
A developer of green hydrogen for e-fuel products is looking for a more diverse set of backers for a recently launched Series C capital raise.
