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Trump Administration Update

Trump Administration Update

by | Feb 1, 2018 | North America

ExxonMobil

Ad by ExxonMobil and FuelCell Energy, © ExxonMobil

The Trump government’s move toward fossil fuels has intensified in the fourth quarter. The Energy Information Center is primarily intended for power plants that are to receive a certain electricity price in order to be able to guarantee base load protection. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is committed to revamping and eliminating the clean power plan. (more…)

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Electrification has begun

Electrification has begun

by | Feb 1, 2018 | Europe, Germany

Kaellenius

Daimler wants to first electrify IC engines, thus creating a hybrid

“The biggest EVS yet,” Thomas Walter, part of the team that manages Messe Stuttgart, exclaimed when he opened the 30th Electric Vehicle Symposium on Oct. 9, 2017. At this point, he thought that he was dealing with 5,000 conference participants and trade show visitors, but the actual number was closer to 9,500. For these 3 days, the German city of Stuttgart could have been the world capital of electric transportation. (more…)

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IAA: No more fireworks

IAA: No more fireworks

by | Feb 1, 2018 | Germany, worldwide

GLC-F-cell

World premiere of the GLC F-Cell

There were no marketing fireworks this time at the 67th International Motor Show in Frankfurt, Sept. 14 through 24, 2017. In contrast to 6 years prior, the trade show wasn’t bent on zero-emission stickers and lush green isles but focused on simple product presentations instead. (more…)

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No-cost land for hydrogen station

No-cost land for hydrogen station

by | Feb 1, 2018 | Germany, worldwide

Bremen

Uncomplicated hydrogen refueling, © Shell

Late last November, the total number of hydrogen filling stations in Germany stood at 35, prompting a statement from NOW that the expansion of the refueling grid was making significant progress. Rhineland-Palatinate’s first public hydrogen station, which had received around EUR 900,000 from the federal transportation ministry, had just been inaugurated in Koblenz (more…)

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Fuel cells to power entire residential area

by | Feb 1, 2018 | Germany

Langweid am Lech is the first-ever place in Germany where residential fuel cells will meet all energy needs. Regional energy utility Erdgas Schwaben, based in Augsburg, has joined forces with developer Michael Dumberger and heating system supplier Viessmann to install Panasonic fuel cells in each of the 62 duplex and row houses under construction in a new residential zone. (more…)