Verdagy, a leading green hydrogen electrolysis company, today announced a strategic leadership transition to accelerate its commercial expansion.

Verdagy, a green hydrogen company based in Moss Landing, has chosen Black & Veatch to lead the front-end engineering design (FEED) for its groundbreaking 60 MW clean hydrogen plant located on the Texas Gulf Coast.

Petron Scientech partners with Verdagy to deploy 320 MW electrolyzers, producing green hydrogen for biorefineries creating e-Methanol, SAF, and bio-chemicals, reducing over 2 megatons of CO2 annually.

The Moss Landing fire exposed challenges in lithium energy storage, underscored health and environmental risks, and highlighted the need for innovation, diverse energy solutions, and community resilience for a sustainable future.

Verdagy Announces Grand Opening of its Gigawatt-Scale Silicon Valley Factory.

California's $1.2B hydrogen hub leads a $7B U.S. investment, driving clean energy innovation statewide.

Hydrogen Day is October 8 each year, and this year, since it falls on a Sunday, we're celebrating hydrogen for an entire week, from today through October 11.

A Bay Area-based green hydrogen startup has secured one of the region's most significant funding deals this year. Mass production of green hydrogen is on the rise.

The decision process for why Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (METRO) by approving the nearly $90M purchase of 57 hydrogen-powered, fuel cell electric buses (FCEBs), marking the largest acquisition of FCEBs in United States.

On Wednesday October 4, prepare for a revolutionary journey into the hydrogen future! Experience firsthand how industry leaders are shaping a cleaner tomorrow at the Santa Cruz Works H2 Tech event.

Santa Cruz, California-based climate technology company, Peregrine Hydrogen recently announced it raised an oversubscribed $7.8 million seed financing round.

Santa Cruz Metro just made the largest acquisition of Fuel Cell Electric Buses in United States.

In a landmark announcement, Verdagy, a leader in advancing electrolyzer technologies tailored for industrial applications, declared the successful closure of a $73-million Series B financing.

We know that Joby Aviation acquired German hydrogen-electric propulsion pioneer H2Fly back in 2021. But whatever they are working on has been the best kept secret of our hydrogen universe. But not every pioneer is keeping their lips sealed.

ZeroAvia, a startup headquartered in the UK and with facilities in Hollister, California, announced a partnership with Alaska Airlines to introduce the world's first-ever hydrogen-electric passenger aircraft.

Building a hydrogen aircraft is relatively easy. Permanently operating it is much more challenging. This article reposted from Cargo Forwarder Global

In part 2 of the 3-part series on green hydrogen, we dive deeper into UCSC’s green hydrogen breakthrough: Learn why this is truly a breakthrough.

In Part 1 of this 3 part series, we start by exploring the challenges created by the White Gold Rush: lithium. We look at growth and supply, production, supply, recycling, and we touch on the politics.