fuel cells
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Gaining traction: Ballard’s faith in hydrogen is paying off
Is the clean tech innovator about to achieve its breakout moment?
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Hyundai unveils new fuel cell SUV with longer travel range
New vehicle will travel 40% farther than its first fuel cell SUV, the Tucson ix FCEV.
Electrovaya Inc. CEO to pay $250K penalty over OSC disclosure violations
Settlement follows allegations by the OSC that Electrovaya issued unbalanced press releases and failed to update its disclosure record.
Ballard Power Systems shares soar after Toyota distribution deal
Will distribute fuel cell products in Japan to the end of 2020.
Hydrogen fuelled cars are back as technology improves
Toyota is betting on fuel cells as the long-term solution to an emissions-free vehicle.
Toyota to make wind power hydrogen for fuel cells
Partnership with cities and government to make a clean supply of the compressed fuel.
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Toyota targeting 2050 for only hybrids, fuel cells
Push is on to reduce average emissions from its cars by 90%.
Ballard inks $6M fuel cell-powered tram deal in China
Prototype configuration of Ballard’s FCvelocity fuel cell module will deliver 200 kilowatts of net power.
Ballard acquires power management product developer Protonex
Deal is worth $30 million; expected to close in Q3.
Ballard inks $10M clean energy bus deal in China
Fuel cell technology will support the deployment of 33 clean-energy buses in two Chinese cities.
Ballard inks fuel cell supply deal for buses in China
Buses will be eligible for US$150,000 government subsidy.
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Toyota to increase Mirai production
Automaker will produce up to 3,000 units of the hydrogen-powered vehicle by 2016.
Ballard won’t meet 2014 guidance due to contract breaches in China
Fuel cell company says it has given notice that it’s terminating two licensing agreements with Azure Hydrogen.
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Akio Toyoda introduce’s Toyota’s flashy fuel-cell sedan [VIDEO]
Automaker’s president and CEO said the Mirai is the future of the automotive industry.
Ballard to deploy ElectraGen fuel cells in Jamaica
Rooftop back up power systems will replace diesel-powered generators in the Caribbean country.
