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With so many EVs on the road, should H2 even be a consideration anymore? Nobody with any reliable information at…
Ford’s EV Strategy Shift Ford is reassessing its electrification strategy due to slower-than-anticipated EV adoption. CEO Jim Farley recently discussed…
Challenges Facing California’s EV Charging Infrastructure California, a pioneer in the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), faces formidable challenges in…
In a recent open letter, 120 scientists and academics have called on the organizers of the Paris 2024 Olympics to…
The Smart Hydrogen Energy District has launched at UBC. The University of British Columbia has launched a new hydrogen-focused research…
The automaker has been focused on EVs but has indicated interest in H2 for clean energy While Toyota and Hyundai…
E-waste is already an issue overwhelming global recycling, and EVs will soon be adding to it Hydrogen fuel cells have…
Since fuel cells power electric engines, some wonder if EVs can be converted to run on H2 Hydrogen cars, like…
The automaker’s groundbreaking sustainable technology could change the shape of transportation. Toyota is accustomed to making headlines about emission-free vehicle…
A recent poll showed that there isn’t enough time for cleaner energy sources to keep up with EV demand. While…
Some consumers are questioning the value of H2 vehicles when EVs plug in and charge directly. When comparing hydrogen cars…
Some experts think battery electric vehicles are slowing down, but that doesn’t mean it’s over for H2. Battery electric vehicles…
EV sales rose by only 6 percent during the same span of time. Electric car chargers are a necessity for…
Electric vehicles make up nearly a third of car sales in Norway Almost a third of new vehicles sold in…
India may have a massive market for electric vehicles by 2030 India is making a major push to promote clean…
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