GENERAL MOTORS INVESTS IN RENEWABLE HYDROGEN

General Motors has entered into a joint development agreement with Nel Hydrogen to help accelerate the industrial use of their proton exchange membrane electrolyzer platform. The agreement looks to meld GM’s extensive hydrogen fuel cell expertise with Nel’s intimate knowledge of electrolyzers. The stated goal is to bring forwards more cost-competitive sources of renewable hydrogen.GM has been working to develop and commercialize its Hydrotec hydrogen fuel cell technology which reaches far beyond the light-duty vehicle space. The company has already brought forward a hydrogen-powered Mobile Power Generator which can provide fast charging capability for EVs without installing permanent charge points, along with EMPOWER, a rapid charger to help retail fuel stations offer affordable DC fast charging. Power generation output ranges from 60 kilowatts to 600 kilowatts. Other HYDROTEC…

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