Honda and GM will expand collaboration on fuel cell vehicles

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This week in alternative energy news... View this email in your browser Top News Articles This Week... Honda and GM will expand collaboration on fuel cell vehicles Automakers have big plans for fuel cell vehicles Automakers Honda and General Motors are preparing to expand their collaboration on fuel cell development. The two companies have been working with one another to improve these energy systems, making them more efficient and less expensive. Honda and GM have l…Read More New project aims to bring more fuel cell buses to Europe Project will help demonstrate the capabilities of fuel cell buses A new clean transportation project has been launched in Europe. Through this project, Europe is expected to receive 144 fuel cell buses. These buses will be supported by the growing hydrogen infrastructure…Read More Ballard to help develop fuel cell buses in China Ballard receives another order for more fuel cell systems Ballard Power Systems has successfully won an order for 10 of its innovative fuel cell systems from a Chinese bus manufacturer. Zhuhai Yinlong Energy Group is looking to expand its clean transportation efforts and…Read More US could soon pull out of the Paris Agreement Trump Administration may be preparing to distance itself from the Paris Agreement The United States may soon pull out of the Paris Agreement, which it was ratified late last year. The Paris Agreement was originally drafted in 2015 and went into effect on November 4, 2016. The initiative…Read More Follow Us Share with us! Website Email RSS Copyright © 2015 Hydrogen Fuel News, All rights reserved. Alternative Energy News Our mailing address is: webservice@hydrogenfuelnews.com Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list