Incremental microgrids with solar and battery storage enable rapid deployment of truck charging, reducing costs and matching electric fleet growth.
Author: Michael Barnard
China's battery packs plummet in price again. Hydrogen prices didn't decline and BNEF triples its estimates for future costs. The implications are huge.
First Mode was a privately held Seattle-based startup developing hydrogen heavy mining trucks. Now it's bankrupt.
Charging microgrids overcome grid delays with solar and batteries while leveraging federal and state support to accelerate freight decarbonization.
BYD delivers buses with heat pumps and advanced thermal management systems. New Flyer heats buses expensively with hydrogen.
Hyzon was a SPAC-funded hydrogen trucking failure in the making, and now its journey has ended with a Chapter 11 filing.
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.