California-based Ohmium International has finalized an agreement to provide Colorado-based NovoHydrogen with PEM Electrolyzers, according to a press release.
The electrolyzers will be used to provide 120 MW of green hydrogen capacity to an independent power producer to run at a natural gas peaking power plant in New Jersey.
Ohmium manufactures standardized interlocking modular PEM electrolyzers that produce pressurized high-purity hydrogen.
The funding will support Plastic Omnium’s growth strategy for hydrogen mobility in France.
Green Plains has entered into construction management agreements and ordered major equipment for carbon capture projects at three ethanol plants in Nebraska.
A pair of clean fuel industry veterans have joined Wisconsin-based Advanced Ionics, an electrolyzer developer that recently completed a Series A.
A two-man hydrogen electrolysis and storage startup based in the southeastern US is seeking an equity investment from a strategic or venture capital investor.
Milwaukee-based start-up Advanced Ionics is seeking to commercialize an electrolyzer that cuts electricity needs for hydrogen production to as low as 30 kWh per kilogram.
A CO2-to-X development company with proprietary CO2 utilization technology is seeking to raise capital from potential strategic partners that would utilize its product, which can decarbonize industrial emitters while producing hydrogen and carbon monoxide. For methanol production, the company says it can reduce the amount of natural gas required per ton of methanol to 27 MMBtu, compared to the typical 35 MMBtu, “a massive change in a commodity market,” a company executive said in an interview.
