Created nearly 30 years ago but continually refined with new models and iterations, ABB’s Azipod propulsion systems have recently been ordered to power two entirely different types of innovative vessels. One is a technically advanced jack-up vessel for installing offshore wind farms, the other for Ritz-Carlton’s new line of luxury mega-yachts. […]
The revolutionary gate driver technology of Heyday Integrated Circuits is now in the portfolio of Allegro MicroSystems as the global sensing and power semiconductor company closed on its acquisition of the French IC specialist on […]
Linde has announced plans to build a 35-megawatt proton exchange membrane electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen in Niagara Falls, New York. The new plant will be the largest electrolyzer installed by the company globally and […]
By adding hybrid propulsion to its Skylark 3 military drones, Elbit has tripled the endurance of the small tactical unmanned aerial system and extended its operation time to 18 hours. The combustion engine is used […]
Booking a second major order from Hyundai for its integrated drive modules as the latest score, BorgWarner is rapidly executing on a multi-pronged electrification strategy that is dramatically changing the global automotive supplier’s product lineup and technology focus. The integrated drive modules feature an interior permanent magnet electric motor manufactured using advanced high-voltage hairpin winding technology for high power density. […]
Using its molded MagFine alloy, Aichi Steel reports that it has developed in collaboration with Tohoku University an experimental e-axle that is 40% lighter and smaller than conventional designs. It combines a newly developed compact […]
Safety is a critical element in the adoption of hydrogen technology for e-mobility. Handling pressure variations and integrating their control reliably with power systems are sensitive functions that must be designed with care. We like […]
Only days before the beginning of September, a rite of passage occurred on the rail tracks of Lower Saxony, Germany when the Coradia iLint reached a historical milestone as it began use on the world premiere 100% hydrogen train route in passenger operation. The fuel-cell powered regional train emits only only steam and condensed water while operating with a low level of noise. Engineered and built by Alstom, it highlights a remarkable series of steps that the company has made recently in hydrogen and fuel cell development for e-mobility — much of the activity derived from its acquisition of fuel cell manufacturer Helion Hydrogen Power in 2021. […]
Flush with cash from a $388 million public stock offering and now operating out of its brand new fuel cell gigafactory in California, Silicon Valley-based Bloom Energy reports that its solid oxide electrolyzer technology is […]
Ames Goldsmith Ceimig shows further commitment and backing to PEM technology through the launch of its new HyPer range of platinum and iridium-based catalysts for fuel cells and water electrolysers. […]
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