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Edmonton and the Hydrogen Economy
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Gronk!
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Edmonton seeks leadership role in hydrogen economy
The Canadian Hydrogen Convention attracted thousands of people to Edmonton from April 26-28 to discuss the emerging hydrogen economy and the role the Edmonton region will play.
Gronk!
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ATCO to build fuelling stations in Edmonton, Calgary for CP Rail’s hydrogen locomotive program | Globalnews.ca
The Calgary-based structures and logistics company says the hydrogen production and refuelling stations will be built at CP Rail's Calgary and Edmonton rail yards.
globalnews.ca
Gronk!
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The global hydrogen market is expected to be worth up to $2.5 trillion by 2050
As world moves towards a low-carbon future, hydrogen is looming large.
edmontonjournal.com
Gronk!
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Hydrogen: Where we're at and where we're going
The opportunity and promise of hydrogen in the Edmonton region will be highlighted again when the f-Cell Canada conference comes to the Edmonton Convention Centre on May 25 and 26, a month after the Canadian Hydrogen Convention ignited interest and investment.
edmonton.taproot.news
TAS
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Hydrogen: Where we're at and where we're going
The opportunity and promise of hydrogen in the Edmonton region will be highlighted again when the f-Cell Canada conference comes to the Edmonton Convention Centre on May 25 and 26, a month after the Canadian Hydrogen Convention ignited interest and investment.
Great news and loved reading this at the end:
"Meanwhile, Edmonton Global has secured a contract to host the Canadian Hydrogen Convention until at least 2031, and it plans to build the event up to 50,000 attendees within the next five years. “It’s going to be the largest hydrogen show in the world,” said McLeod
Although, can we accommodate that many people at a convention?
occidentalcapital
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Perhaps they'll book both the EXPO and the ECC.
Gronk!
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New hydrogen-powered semis to be tested in Alberta, but they aren't cheap
They look like normal semi-trucks, but they don't smell or ride like them.
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ION
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As if diesel is cents on the dollar? SPARE ME! I own a diesel and it's NEVER saved me money. Why? It's 20% more efficient so companies here just set the price 20% higher nulifying any cash savings unless you own a Smart Fortwo cdi which I do however I've parked it for health reasons because the concept of "clean diesel" is about as feasible as a non-violent YEG it would seem...New hydrogen-powered semis to be tested in Alberta, but they aren't cheap
They look like normal semi-trucks, but they don't smell or ride like them.edmonton.ctvnews.ca
And besides if you can avoid paying carbon taxes (at least directly) wouldn't that probably pay for itself now or soon enough with rising tariffs?