by Jennifer Gangi | Aug 10, 2026 | Transportation
by Jennifer Gangi August 10, 2026 Fuel cell buses are not new to the transit scene. Accumulating hundreds of thousands of miles on routes all around the world over several decades of operation, fuel cell systems have provided transit agencies with reduced bus fleet...
by Jennifer Gangi | Jul 21, 2026 | Codes and Standards, International, Policy
by Christian Mikkelsen July 21, 2026 As governments finalize hydrogen incentives and certification programs around the world, accurately measuring lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions has become increasingly important for project development, investment, and...
by Jennifer Gangi | Jul 6, 2026 | FCHEA Organization, Storage and Distribution, Transportation
by Jennifer Gangi July 6, 2026 The fuel cell industry owes a debt of gratitude to the long-standing foresight, commitment, and investment of the automotive industry. From introducing the first fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV) in the 1960s to commercial FCEVs...
by Jennifer Gangi | Jun 22, 2026 | Components
by Christian Mikkelsen June 22, 2026 Every energy transition in history has been at its core, a chemistry story. Coal unlocked carbon bonds formed over millions of years; oil refined them into something portable, and natural gas burned them cleanly. Each shift was...
by Jennifer Gangi | Jun 1, 2026 | FCHEA Organization
June 1, 2026 by Jennifer Gangi If there was one word to describe fuel cells, it should be “flexible.” Fuel cells offer flexibility in a myriad of ways. Flexible in the fuels it can utilize to generate power – hydrogen, natural gas, methanol, biogas, to name just a...
