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• Labor Calls on Governor, Legislature to Invest in Hydrogen Infrastructure

  Six powerful California labor unions today joined forces to ask Governor Newsom and Legislature leaders to allocate 30 percent of the state’s Clean Transportation Plan Funds to hydrogen to help build 1,000 fueling stations.

• New Low-cost Catalyst Helps Produce Environmentally Sustainable Hydrogen From Water

  A team led by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory has developed a new catalyst composed of elements abundant in the Earth. It could make possible the low-cost and energy-efficient production of hydrogen for use in transportation and industrial applications. Clean hydrogen could not only propel vehicles with no emitted pollutants but also help decarbonize industrial processes.

• Linden Cogeneration and Phillips 66 Bayway Refinery Complete Hydrogen Blending Commissioning

  Linden Cogeneration (Linden Cogen) has successfully completed the commissioning process of its hydrogen blending initiative which stands to curb CO 2 emissions by reducing the amount of natural gas used for power and steam generation.

• Summit Carbon Solutions announces Absolute Energy as partner ethanol plant in Iowa

  Summit Carbon Solutions is pleased to announce a new partnership with Absolute Energy, an ethanol plant located in Saint Ansgar, Iowa. Absolute Energy, which commenced operations in 2008 and produces approximately 130 million gallons per year of ethanol, joins an expanding network of leading ethanol plants as partners in the transformative carbon capture and storage project led by Summit Carbon Solutions.

• BIOREM order backlog exceeds $50 million on strength of $11-million in new orders

  BIOREM Inc. (TSXV: BRM) ("Biorem" or "the Company") today announced $10.6 million of new orders for air emission abatement projects in North America. These orders bring the company's current order backlog to a record $50.4 million, its highest point since the company was founded in 1990.

• Airlines can eliminate up to 70% of emissions by 2050, but many will miss their net zero goals if air traffic continues to grow faster than GDP

  A new study from Bain & Company reveals airlines can cut up to 70% of aviation emissions by 2050 by improving engine and aircraft efficiency, broadly adopting sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and optimizing aircraft operation.