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18

Partnering to Bring Hydrogen + Energy Experts Together

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ALJ Group and Decarbonfuse Partner for 2nd American Hydrogen Forum

ALJ Group and Decarbonfuse are collaborating to bring hydrogen and energy experts together in order to capture the growth potential of the hydrogen market.

According to IEA, hydrogen demand was 88 Mt in 2020 and is expected to increase to about 130 Mt in 2025 then nearly 210 Mt in 2030 in a Net Zero scenario. The acceleration of demand will spur investment in new production technology, transmission capacity, storage capability, and infrastructure across the globe.

Countries across the world are seeking for a sustainable, cost-effective and easily applied source of energy. It is important to come up with solutions that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and are technologically feasible - hydrogen could definitely be part of the answer and become the key component of the U.S. clean energy mix in the future.

China, Japan and the European Union states have been actively investing in hydrogen infrastructure development and research, and the USA seems to be lagging behind in terms of unlocking hydrogen potential.

“ALJ Group is extremely excited about organizing one of the major hydrogen experts' gatherings in the USA and we are also very happy to have Decarbonfuse among our media partners. We think it's very important to recruit as many stakeholders from different segments as possible and to spread the word about vast clean energy opportunities and hydrogen potential for the region" said Larry Keras, CEO of ALJ Group, organizers of the 2nd American Hydrogen Forum.

Read the full press release.

Inside this Issue

🤝 2nd American Hydrogen Forum Showcases Potential for Hydrogen Economy
🛰 Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s Liberty Strategic Capital to Invest $150 Million in Satellogic and CF Acquisition Corp. V (Nasdaq: CFV)
☀️ Climate-Technology Company Colossus Announces $36 Million Series-A Round, Taking Total Funding to $41 Million
🏠 Tado, the German smart home energy startup, plans to go public via a SPAC at a €450M valuation
💨 Scotland’s First Offshore Wind Lease in Over a Decade Raises Nearly $1 Billion in Applications
🌮 EV charging scheme raises $6.2 million in funding, coming to 70 Taco Bell locations

Articles in this issue

2nd American Hydrogen Forum Showcases Potential for Hydrogen Economy

www.prweb.com
ALJ Group and Decarbonfuse are collaborating to bring hydrogen and energy experts together in order to capture the growth potential of th...

Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s Liberty Strategic Capital to Invest $150 Million in Satellogic and CF Acquisition Corp. V (Nasdaq: CFV)

satellogic.com
Satellogic, a leader in sub-meter resolution satellite imagery collection, currently 70 centimeters, and CF Acquisition Corp. V (Nasdaq: ...

Climate-Technology Company Colossus Announces $36 Million Series-A Round, Taking Total Funding to $41 Million

www.prnewswire.com
Colossus announced today a $36 million Series A funding round, led by investors BuildGroup and including participation from Capital Creek...

Tado, the German smart home energy startup, plans to go public via a SPAC at a €450M valuation

techcrunch.com
"Tado, the German smart home startup that specializes in thermostats and more recently moved into flexible “time of use” energy tariffs b...

Scotland’s First Offshore Wind Lease in Over a Decade Raises Nearly $1 Billion in Applications

gcaptain.com
Scotland’s first offshore wind leasing round in more than a decade has raised nearly $1 billion in accepted application bids, Crown Estat...

EV charging scheme raises $6.2 million in funding, coming to 70 Taco Bell locations

electrek.co
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