Author: Andrew J. Hawkins
GM’s EMPOWER rapid charger can help retail fuel stations add more affordable DC fast-charging capabilities | GM
General Motors announced plans to manufacture mobile power generators using its Hydrotec-branded hydrogen fuel cells.
The aim is to replace polluting gas- and diesel-powered generators with zero-emission hydrogen-powered ones. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, so its appeal to an industry that’s trying to pivot away from dirty internal combustion engines is obvious. Some automakers are developing hydrogen-powered cars as a possible alternative to EVs that use lithium-ion batteries. With today’s announcement, GM is staking out a position that looks beyond the car and power generation.
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GM’s Mobile Power Generator can fast-charge EVs without having to expand the grid or install permanent...
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GM’s EMPOWER rapid charger can help retail fuel stations add more affordable DC fast-charging capabilities | GM
General Motors announced plans to manufacture mobile power generators using its Hydrotec-branded hydrogen fuel cells.
The aim is to replace polluting gas- and diesel-powered generators with zero-emission hydrogen-powered ones. Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, so its appeal to an industry that’s trying to pivot away from dirty internal combustion engines is obvious. Some automakers are developing hydrogen-powered cars as a possible alternative to EVs that use lithium-ion batteries. With today’s announcement, GM is staking out a position that looks beyond the car and power generation.
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GM’s Mobile Power Generator can fast-charge EVs without having to expand the grid or install permanent...
Continue reading…
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