With a constant stream of exciting announcements, major collaborations, significant investments, and larger and larger deployments, the hydrogen and fuel cell industries are making waves and showing no signs of stopping.
There are many reasons why. As hydrogen and fuel cell technologies continue to prove to be viable low-to-zero emission options to power a range of applications, they are increasingly recognized as critical tools to decarbonize hard to abate sectors including trucking and aviation, as well as industrial applications such as steel, cement, ceramics, or glass manufacturing.
Hydrogen and fuel cell technologies continue to prove to be viable low-to-zero emission options to power a range of applications.
In the U.S., the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) is leading the charge, working with its members and allies on the regulatory, policy, and…