Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Seminar The Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Seminar is the longest running and most comprehensive fuel cell and hydrogen energy conference in the U.S., bringing together hundreds of international manufacturers, fuel providers, customers, policy makers, supply chain, integrators, academics, investors, media, and other key stakeholders. SEE EVENT⟶
Induction Cooking The recipes in this book will help you experience and evaluate induction cooking technology. Each recipe highlights a unique induction characteristic to help you understand how it works and why you do things a certain way. READ INDUCTION COOKING⟶
Frontier Energy announced [email protected] in Texas and Beyond, a DOE EERE funded project with GTI, University of Texas at Austin, OneH2, Texas Gas Service, SoCalGas, Toyota Motor N. America, Shell, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Air Liquide and PowerCell Sweden AB. Renewable hydrogen can be cost-effective for transportation and stationary power. READ [email protected] STORY⟶
Indoor Air Management Strategies to Reduce Coronavirus Transmission Ventilation and filtration strategies can be effective at controlling the transmission of viral aerosols in commercial and residential buildings. The U.S. EPA cautions that increasing ventilation and filtration are helpful in limiting viral spread, but not enough to protect people from COVID-19. SEE INFOGRAPHIC⟶
The One and Only Electrification Lexicon Language matters, particularly as its being written into policy, regulations, and goal setting. It’s apparent that we need a new, shared lexicon around what it means to design, construct and operate low-energy, low-carbon buildings and vehicles. READ LEXICON⟶
The California Fuel Cell Revolution A vision for advancing economic, social, and environmental priorities in a new era of zero-emission fuel cell vehicles and domestically produced, renewable hydrogen. READ CaFCP REPORT⟶
Vanishing Renewable Premium As more renewable resources are added to the networks across the world and as the cost of renewable generation continues to fall, the renewable premium is beginning to vanish in some key markets. READ RENEWABLE REPORT⟶