[07 March 2017]
“Hyundai Motor has a heritage of building innovative, fuel-efficient vehicles that advance the automotive industry’s environmental progress. Our FE Fuel Cell Concept is an important evolution of our pioneering hydrogen leadership, and moves us closer to our vision for a ‘Hydrogen Society’, where transportation is clean, efficient and enhances the lives of our customers.
Woong Chul Yang
Vice Chairman of Hyundai Motor Company”
[31 January 2017]
“General Motors and Honda Motor Co. plan to invest $85 million to build hydrogen fuel cell stacks for next-generation green vehicles at a factory in Michigan.
The joint venture, Fuel Cell System Manufacturing will begin producing the fuel cell systems around 2020 at GM’s Brownstown Township, Mich., plant south of Detroit, where the automaker already produces battery packs for hybrid and electric vehicles. The 50-50 project will create 100 new jobs, the automakers jointly said Monday.”
Read More [Automotive News]
[19 January 2017]
“First of all, the report (2017 Hydrogen Storage Market) provides a basic overview of the Hydrogen Storage industry 2017 including – definitions, classifications, Hydrogen Storage market by applications and Hydrogen Storage industry chain structure. The 2017’s report on Hydrogen Storage Industry analysis is provided for the international Hydrogen Storage market including development history, Hydrogen Storage industry competitive landscape analysis, and major regions development status on Hydrogen Storage scenario.
Then, the report focuses on global major leading Hydrogen Storage industry players with information such as company profiles, product picture and specification, capacity, Hydrogen Storage production, price, cost, Hydrogen Storage Market revenue and contact information.
Top Manufacturers Analysis in Hydrogen Storage market 2017:-
1. Air Liquide
2. Linde AG
3. Praxair Inc.
4. Worthington Industries Inc.
5. Luxfer Holdings PLC
6. Mcphy Energy S.A.
7. Hexagon Composites ASA
8. Hbank Technologies Inc.
9. Inoxcva
10. VRV S.P.A”
[17 January 2017]
An odyssey for the future
“Energy Observer is an odyssey around the world on the search for innovative solutions for the environment. 6 years, 50 countries, and 101 stopovers, to go and meet people who are designing tomorrow’s future, and to prove that a cleaner world is possible.
More than a vessel, Energy Observer is a media platform providing positive and inspiring content in favor of innovative solutions.
“In the past, man explored to conquer territories and amass wealth. With energy observer, we wish to explore differently. That’s why our expedition will focus on discovering and sharing solutions for a cleaner future.”
Jérôme Delafosse”
Find out more by visiting the Energy Observer’s website.
“Thirteen leading energy, transport and industry companies have today launched a global initiative to voice a united vision and long-term ambition for hydrogen to foster the energy transition. The CEOs of the participating companies used the occasion of the World Economic Forum in Davos to kick off this important activity.
In the first global initiative of its kind, the ‘Hydrogen Council’ is determined to position hydrogen among the key solutions of the energy transition.
The move to create the ‘Hydrogen Council’ was initiated by the industry grouping of FCH JU, Hydrogen Europe.The Council will work with, and provide recommendations to, a number of key stakeholders such as policy makers, business and hydrogen players, international agencies and civil society to achieve these goals.”
Read more [FCHJU website]
[12 January 2017]
“Hydrogen is a key trend.
A significant amount of 78% of executives believe fuel cell electric vehicles will be the golden bullet of electric mobility while also ranking it under the top 3 key trends.”
In the framework of the Climate Conference COP21, Anne Hidalgo, the Mayor of Paris inaugurated the “Paris of the Future” exhibition.
Alongside our partners Symbio FCell and CNR, McPhy is part of the event and showcases its hydrogen refueling station solution McFilling.
Find out more : http://www.parisdelavenir.paris/fr/blog/
[10 Nov. 2016]
The event hosted at the headquarters of PDC Machines in Warminster, PA was attended by the members of the Department of Energy, industry participants, local government officials and the public interested in seeing the operation of the refueler and the fueling of a production model Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell CUV.
SimpleFuel is a team comprised of three companies: Ivys Energy Solutions, PDC Machines, and McPhy North America, who bring together decades of industry experience in system integration, compression and electrolysis. The SimpleFuel product, is aimed at addressing specific needs of the hydrogen infrastructure in the automotive and industrial mobility applications. The team is currently using a Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell to demonstrate the system and expects to work with other automotive manufacturers in the near future to validate the product for automotive fueling.
“In order to make hydrogen fuel and fuel cell vehicles more accessible to customers worldwide, we developed SimpleFuel as a cost effective, safe and reliable fueling solution” said Darryl Pollica, the CEO of Ivys Energy Solutions. ‘We are delighted to have the Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell CUV as a part of this project as it allows us to demonstrate the performance and capabilities of SimpleFuel with a commercially-available vehicle from Hyundai”.
The team is also working to deliver products in the industrial mobility market to support fueling of fuel cell forklifts in small and medium sized distribution centers. One of the advantages of a SimpleFuel Refuler is that it can be installed inside a distribution center which eliminates logistics risk of hydrogen delivery and operation under extreme weather conditions.
The testing for the H-Prize competition is expected to be complete in December 2016 following which the team will continue to work with customers, partners and suppliers to enable a commercial launch of the product in early 2017.
For further information please contact us at connect@ivysinc.com
[08 October 2015]
Great success for the first edition of the “National H2 Day” launched in the US by the FCHEA.
National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day was created to help raise awareness of a clean energy technology that is here now. October 8th (10.08) was chosen in reference to the atomic weight of hydrogen (1.008).
211 575 personnes joined the Thunderclap launched by the FCHEA and thousand of people shared the #FuelCellNow and #HydrogenNow to raise awareness of the Hydrogen!
[5 October 2015]
“KnowHy is a 3 years European FP7-project (funded by the European Commission and coordinated by the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking) that aims at providing to the widest possible audience of technicians specific training modules, practical, in an appropriate format and at affordable cost, to facilitate the deployment of the FC&H2 technologies expected to enter the market within the time frame 2014-2020.
The consortium includes very experienced partners in FC&H2 technology as Delft University of Technology (coordinator organization), Instituto Superior Tecnico, FAST, Munich Technical University, Fundación para el desarollo de las nuevas tecnologias del hidrogeno en Aragon, Environment Park, The University of Birmingham and McPhy Energy, all of them with own premises, labs and even demonstration facilities of their own.
Six different courses with one common core module and five different specialisations modules are available. Courses will be supported in E-learning format and will be available in multiple countries and in 7 languages”
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