Amazon is taking a significant step towards sustainability by initiating on-site hydrogen fuel production at its fulfillment centers. Partnering with Plug Power, Amazon has installed its first electrolyzer at a facility in Aurora, Colorado, which will generate hydrogen to power approximately 225 forklift trucks. This move aligns with Amazon’s broader goal to decarbonize its operations […]
Read More… from Amazon Ventures into On-Site Hydrogen Production for Sustainability
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) latest Automotive Trends Report reveals a significant milestone for model-year 2022 vehicles, showing the lowest carbon emissions and highest fuel economy on record. The average real-world CO2 emissions dropped by 10 g/mile to 337 g/mile, while fuel economy increased by 0.6 mpg to an average of 26 mpg. This […]
Read More… from U.S. Vehicles Achieve Record Fuel Economy and Emissions Reductions
The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts a landmark downturn in coal demand globally by 2026, despite a brief rise to over 8.5 billion tonnes in 2023. The “Coal 2023” report indicates unprecedented regional variances, with the EU and US facing about 20% reductions in coal use. In contrast, Asia’s appetite for coal grows, with India’s […]
Read More… from IEA Signals Decline in Global Coal Demand by 2026
Nova Scotia is abuzz with the promise of a green hydrogen revolution, with EverWind Fuels proposing to harness the province’s wind resources to produce green hydrogen and ammonia for export to Europe. The company’s CEO, Trent Vichie, sees it as a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” for Nova Scotia to become a world leader in clean energy. The […]
Read More… from Green Hydrogen: Nova Scotia’s Energy Future Under Scrutiny
At #COP28, nations are discussing the ‘decision text’ which includes the possibility of agreeing to peak global emissions before 2025 and addresses fossil fuel reduction. Evidence suggests the power sector is on the brink of peaking, as the growth of wind and solar energy is meeting the majority of the increase in electricity demand, potentially […]