Hyzon was a SPAC-funded hydrogen trucking failure in the making, and now its journey has ended with a Chapter 11 filing.
Author: Michael Barnard
John Fitzgerald is leading superconducting startup Supernode. We sat down in Brussels recently to talk transmission and where superconducting cables fit.
Greenwashing laws are strengthening globally, and that spells bad news and big potential fines for those promoting hydrogen as low emission.
Charging microgrids with solar and battery storage at truck stops and depots can fast-track U.S. freight electrification.
Canada's Bill C-59's truth in advertising law provisions have teeth, can be used by firms and individuals, and hydrogen claims of zero emissions are false.
Big Four firm Deloitte did a lot of the "sole sourced" work CUTRIC is the only approved vendor for and recommended hydrogen buses with indefensible report.
HVDC cables are the new pipelines—transatlantic interconnectors could transform global energy trade, boost renewables, and secure decarbonization.
Hydrogen for ships has a lot more announcements than hulls in water, and a lot more failures than successes. Par for the course.
Scale, modular charging microgrids, and partnerships will determine market dominance and profit growth in this once-in-a-generation transformation.
Just as hydrogen is like square wheels on ground vehicles, it's like using a colander as a hull on the water.