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This article appeared in MSN one day ago. According to the article, the truck was powered by a Cummins Accelera fuel cell engine and a 250-kilowatt traction motor. During its 1,806 mile run, it consumed 370 pounds of hydrogen.

Hydrogen-powered rescue truck just smashed a world record, and it only spits out water

I have 4k I need to use by February and I in no way can accomplish that so I figured why not help out those who may need it! HARTIS RANCH I-5 LOCATION ONLY

Hydrogen stocks seem very low in share price and many of them seem it hit bottom! I have discovered two of them! The low float OTCQB call QIMCF and pink sheet RONN! Thoughts if hydrogen be next sector to explode since they seem so low !!??

Been working to add all North American hydrogen production locations to RMP's map of hydrogen infrastructure. All of these locations are live on on RMP's map here. But, wanted to go into QGIS and color each marker based on it's hydrogen type like gray, blue, green, pink, etc and also size each marker based on its actual or planned production capacity. I think what comes through when you work through the data is like you often hear: most locations are gray hydrogen. These locations make hydrogen for oil refining & ammonia. So even though making that H2 releases carbon dioxide, it's been determined that the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks of releasing CO2. That is, if we don't remove sulfur from gasoline, it will kill people by polluting our air. Also, if we didn't make NH3 for fertilizer, >50% of the world's population would die.

What really pops on this map though is the "blue" hydrogen coming online. Three of the "blue" hydrogen locations will be the three largest production locations in North America. Exxon Baytown is the biggest at >2,500tpd. Air Products Darrow Mississippi location is also huge and you can see another big blue dot up in Edmonton Canada. All three of these massive blue locations will use ATR which makes capturing the CO2 easier at >95% capture rates.

Another thing interesting to note is that gray hydrogen for oil refining and fertilizer have nothing to do with hydrogen for energy use. It's clear to see that new locations are blue, green, and pink.

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I'm very interested to working in hydrogen industry.so for improving my skills and knowledge anyone help me to download the book. Thanks 🙏

I was banned from the Mirai sub for mentioning I was participating in a class action lawsuit against them..the sub is obviously administered by Toyota…so wack

Time to start some X-mas shopping sprees with COP-29 billions on hydrogen infrastructures, electrolysers, plants, ...