Podcasts about fuel cells

This game changing fuel cell could revolutionize the way NASA stores energy during future Moon missions.

Andreas Steno Larsen and Mikkel Rosenvold break down the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz as a risk for global energy flows and supply chains continues to dominate headlines. They also zoom out to the global growth picture, exploring why sentiment remains bearish, yet equities continue to grind higher. Let Monarch do your financial 'spring cleaning' for you!  Use code REALVISION at Monarch.com to get your first year half off at just $50. Today's sponsor is Plus500 US. Take your trading to the next level with cross-market contracts, from precious metals to key indices, and more. Whether you're a seasoned trader in the Futures arena or brand new, Plus500's user-friendly trading platform offers you the advanced tools, market insights, and quick execution you've been looking for. Get started with Plus500 for as little as $100 at https://us.plus500.com. Trading in futures involves the risk of loss.

Andreas Steno Larsen and Mikkel Rosenvold break down the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz as a risk for global energy flows and supply chains continues to dominate headlines. They also zoom out to the global growth picture, exploring why sentiment remains bearish, yet equities continue to grind higher.

- Fuel Crisis Drives Global Surge in EV Interest - Robotaxis Launch Globally Despite New Safety Concerns - Nissan Says It Can't Build Low-Cost Cars in U.S. - Toyota Joins Heavy-Duty Truck Fuel Cell Venture - Aeva Stock Surges After NVIDIA Partnership - Mercedes Invests $4 Billion In Alabama Plant - Mercedes Reveals Updated GLE and GLS Models  - Volkswagen Debuts Redesigned Atlas SUV - Chrysler Pacifica Launches with Updated Exterior Styling - Kia Debuts New Seltos and Electric EV3 SUV

- Fuel Crisis Drives Global Surge in EV Interest - Robotaxis Launch Globally Despite New Safety Concerns - Nissan Says It Can't Build Low-Cost Cars in U.S. - Toyota Joins Heavy-Duty Truck Fuel Cell Venture - Aeva Stock Surges After NVIDIA Partnership - Mercedes Invests $4 Billion In Alabama Plant - Mercedes Reveals Updated GLE and GLS Models  - Volkswagen Debuts Redesigned Atlas SUV - Chrysler Pacifica Launches with Updated Exterior Styling - Kia Debuts New Seltos and Electric EV3 SUV

- Japanese Automakers Unite Against Rising Chinese Competition - Volkswagen CEO Praises Chinese Planning - U.S. Tariffs Cost European Automakers Billions  - European Suppliers Eye Non-Auto Sectors to Survive - GM Launches Three-Year Plan for China Comeback - Electric Trucks Help Fleets Attract Younger Drivers - Stellantis Insists Chrysler Brand Is Alive and Well - Japan Auto Wages Rise to Combat Labor Shortage - Hyundai Launches Hydrogen Semi-Truck Fleet in South America

- Japanese Automakers Unite Against Rising Chinese Competition - Volkswagen CEO Praises Chinese Planning - U.S. Tariffs Cost European Automakers Billions  - European Suppliers Eye Non-Auto Sectors to Survive - GM Launches Three-Year Plan for China Comeback - Electric Trucks Help Fleets Attract Younger Drivers - Stellantis Insists Chrysler Brand Is Alive and Well - Japan Auto Wages Rise to Combat Labor Shortage - Hyundai Launches Hydrogen Semi-Truck Fleet in South America

In episode 44 of The League, in this episode, Benoy Thanjan (Solar Maverick) and David Magid discuss the growing role of fuel cells powering AI data centers, including how companies like Bloom Energy are enabling on-site, reliable electricity using existing gas infrastructure. They also cover the U.S. Department of Energy's $26 billion loan program supporting major energy infrastructure projects, including nuclear and natural gas facilities. Benoy shares key insights from Intersolar North America in San Diego, highlighting major industry themes such as energy storage growth, distributed energy resources, AI-enabled energy software, automation in solar construction, and ongoing uncertainty around Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) guidance. Host Bio: Benoy Thanjan Benoy Thanjan is the Founder and CEO of Reneu Energy, solar developer and consulting firm, and a strategic advisor to multiple cleantech startups. Over his career, Benoy has developed over 100 MWs of solar projects across the U.S., helped launch the first residential solar tax equity funds at Tesla, and brokered $45 million in Renewable Energy Credits (“REC”) transactions. Prior to founding Reneu Energy, Benoy was the Environmental Commodities Trader in Tesla's Project Finance Group, where he managed one of the largest environmental commodities portfolios. He originated REC trades and co-developed a monetization and hedging strategy with senior leadership to enter the East Coast market.  As Vice President at Vanguard Energy Partners, Benoy crafted project finance solutions for commercial-scale solar portfolios. His role at Ridgewood Renewable Power, a private equity fund with 125 MWs of U.S. renewable assets, involved evaluating investment opportunities and maximizing returns. He also played a key role in the sale of the firm's renewable portfolio.  Earlier in his career, Benoy worked in Energy Structured Finance at Deloitte & Touche and Financial Advisory Services at Ernst & Young, following an internship on the trading floor at D.E. Shaw & Co., a multi billion dollar hedge fund. Benoy holds an MBA in Finance from Rutgers University and a BS in Finance and Economics from NYU Stern, where he was an Alumni Scholar. Connect with Benoy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benoythanjan/ Learn more: https://reneuenergy.com https://www.solarmaverickpodcast.com   Host Bio: David Magid David Magid is a seasoned renewable energy executive with deep expertise in solar development, financing, and operations. He has worked across the clean energy value chain, leading teams that deliver distributed generation and community solar projects. David is widely recognized for his strategic insights on interconnection, market economics, and policy trends shaping the U.S. solar industry. Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidmagid/  If you have any questions or comments, you can email us at info@reneuenergy.com.  

The Today in Manufacturing Podcast is brought to you by the editors of Manufacturing.net and Industrial Equipment News (IEN).This week's episode is brought to you by Epicor. Did you know that:70% of companies say generative AI has either already disrupted their business, is starting to disrupt their business, or will have significant impact in the next 18 months.32% of companies view AI as the most important technology in their organization today.28% of companies will pay more for AI as they consider it the most essential in their SaaS application.A new report, “AI and Manufacturing: How AI Is Reshaping Manufacturing Strategies,” tells you how to implement AI and increase time to value with AI. Download the report right now.Every week, we cover the biggest stories in manufacturing, and the implications they have on the industry moving forward. This week:- Former First Brands CEO Patrick James and His Brother Are Indicted for Bilking Billions from Banks- Honda, GM to End U.S. Manufacturing Joint Venture This Year- Tesla to Close Down Production of Two Car ModelsIn Case You Missed It- Waymo Gets $16 Billion Injection- Trump Administration to Create a Strategic Reserve for Rare Earth Elements- Porsche May Kill These 2 Models Before They Even Hit the MarketPlease make sure to like, subscribe and share the podcast. You could also help us out a lot by giving the podcast a positive review. Finally, to email the podcast, you can reach any of us at David, Jeff or Anna [at] ien.com, with “Email the Podcast” in the subject line.

US data centre announcements are averaging 435MW a month, and there's around 175GW of large-load capacity already committed or under construction. AI hyperscalers are looking for innovative ways to meet their energy demands. It's one of the biggest infrastructure challenges in energy right now: how to deliver reliable, fast power without derailing climate and decarbonisation goals. Joining interim host Bridget van Dorsten is Akhil Batheja, Director of Technology Strategy at Bloom Energy, to unpack why fuel cells have moved from “interesting clean technology” to the epicentre of the data-centre power conversation - and what that shift means for utilities, energy projects, and energy policy.Together they discuss how solid oxide fuel cells differ from turbines, engines and batteries - from efficiency and permitting advantages to “Lego block” scalability - and why “time to power” is becoming the defining metric for data center owners. Bridget and Akhil explore grid resilience and the realities of operating off-grid campuses, how fuel cells can handle spiky AI workloads using supercapacitors, and why a future high-voltage DC architecture could reshape data-centre efficiency. Finally, they look at pathways to cleaner fuels, including hydrogen, renewable energy-linked fuels like biogas/RNG, and carbon capture, plus the role of energy finance and green finance in accelerating climate change solutions across the energy transition.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

問：根據洛伊研究所（Lowy Institute）的亞洲權力指數，目前的亞洲權力格局呈現什麼狀態？答：亞洲地區目前只有兩個「超級大國」（Superpowers），分別是排名第一的美國（80.5分）和排名第二的中國（73.7分）。印度雖然得分剛好達到40分，被歸類為「主要力量」（Major Power），但其影響力主要體現在龐大的人口基數及海外移民社群（如加拿大、澳洲）的增長。日本與澳洲則屬於「中等權力」（Middle Power）國家，分別在區域內發揮關鍵的戰略與經濟影響力。問：為何日本在經歷「迷失三十年」後，其對亞洲的影響力依然不容忽視？答：日本雖然在90年代經歷泡沫爆破，但它比其他國家更早進入「後資本主義社會」模式，面對人口高齡化與金融體系調整。日本透過強大的軟實力（如動漫文化、諾貝爾獎科研成果）以及海外投資維持影響力。此外，日本企業具有極長的歷史與法人概念，展現出極強的文化適應力與融合能力，使其在經濟與文明發展水平上仍處於亞洲領先地位。問：澳洲與日本目前的戰略合作關係涵蓋哪些範疇？ 答：兩國已超越單純的貿易夥伴關係，發展成為「特別戰略夥伴」。在國防方面，雙方進行F-35戰機部署輪換及參與聯合軍演；在外交上強調民主、人權與自由貿易的共同價值。在經濟層面，雙方正致力於建立穩定的供應鏈，特別是在能源轉型與關鍵礦物資源的開發上進行深度合作。問：為何日本在能源轉型上傾向依賴澳洲的液化天然氣（LNG）與氫能，而非全面轉向太陽能？答：受限於地理緯度與氣候（如降雪），日本發展太陽能的先天條件不足。同時，由於福島事故後對核能的卻步，日本必須尋求穩定的替代能源。澳洲擁有豐富的天然資源，能提供日本急需的液化天然氣作為過渡能源，並合作開發氫能供應鏈。這使得澳洲成為日本能源安全的重要保障。問：從環保與能源效率的角度來看，為何日本車廠（如豐田）主力發展混能車（Hybrid）而非純電動車（EV）？答：電動車的環保效益取決於電力的來源。在許多亞洲國家（如印尼），電力主要來自燃煤發電，使用電動車僅是將碳排放轉移至發電廠。加上日本地理環境對充電設施的限制及防災考量，發展混能車或氫燃料電池車（Fuel Cell）被視為更符合當地能源結構與實際效益的策略。問：冷戰2.0 的經濟特徵是什麼？這如何影響全球供應鏈？答：冷戰2.0 的特徵在於兩種截然不同的經濟作業模式並存：一方主張自由貿易、資金流動與創新風險承擔（以美國為首）；另一方則強調低成本、大規模生產與效率（以中國為首）。這導致全球供應鏈不再單純依據比較優勢分配，而是涉及智慧財產權保護與價值鏈的重新整合，科技與資本的競爭日益集中於美中兩國。 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit leesimon.substack.com/subscribe

Andy Marsh has served as CEO of Plug since April 2008, guiding the company's transformation into a global leader in the hydrogen economy. Under his leadership, Plug has built the industry's first vertically integrated green hydrogen ecosystem—spanning production, storage, delivery, and power generation—to help customers decarbonize at scale and achieve energy independence. A forward-thinking executive with deep technical expertise and a strong commercial focus, Marsh has led Plug's strategic evolution from a fuel cell pioneer to a full-spectrum hydrogen solutions provider. His vision and leadership have positioned Plug at the forefront of the global energy transition, delivering breakthrough technologies and building long-term partnerships with industry leaders like Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot. Prior to Plug, Marsh was co-founder and CEO of Valere Power, a power solutions company serving the telecommunications industry. Under his leadership, Valere grew into a profitable global operation with more than 200 employees and $90 million in revenue, ultimately leading to its acquisition by Eltek ASA in 2007. During his tenure, Valere earned numerous accolades, including the Tech Titan Award and Red Herring's Top 100 Innovators. Marsh is a recognized thought leader in the hydrogen and clean energy sectors. He is the former Chair of the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA), a member of the Hydrogen Council, and serves on several boards, including GEVO, the UAlbany Economic Advisory Board, and the Northern Ireland Delegation.He holds a Master's in Electrical Engineering from Duke University, an MBA from Southern Methodist University, and a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from Temple University. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

- China Car Sales Drop… - …But Exports Up 28% - Tesla Down Sharply in China - Tesla Loses Cybertruck Chief - Chip Shortage Over--For Now - 43 Weeks of Wages to Buy New Car in Germany - Toyota Redesigns Hilux, Offers Diesel, BEV, Fuel Cell - CSP Composite Could Cut ‘Vette Body By 50 Lbs. - Remembering Renault's Schweitzer  - Autoline Poll on Chevy Sedan

- China Car Sales Drop… - …But Exports Up 28% - Tesla Down Sharply in China - Tesla Loses Cybertruck Chief - Chip Shortage Over--For Now - 43 Weeks of Wages to Buy New Car in Germany - Toyota Redesigns Hilux, Offers Diesel, BEV, Fuel Cell - CSP Composite Could Cut ‘Vette Body By 50 Lbs. - Remembering Renault's Schweitzer  - Autoline Poll on Chevy Sedan

- GM Restructures Software Development - NextStar Won't Produce EV Batteries Anytime Soon - Samsung Partners with BMW On Solid-State Batteries - China Eases Export Restrictions on Chips - Renault To Build Geely Vehicles in Brazil - Renault In Talks with China OEMs To Jointly Build Cars - Geely Tops 300K Monthly Sales For 1st Time - Waymo Eyes Canada Expansion - Toyota Reveals Fuel Cell Powered Tacoma Concept

- GM Restructures Software Development - NextStar Won't Produce EV Batteries Anytime Soon - Samsung Partners with BMW On Solid-State Batteries - China Eases Export Restrictions on Chips - Renault To Build Geely Vehicles in Brazil - Renault In Talks with China OEMs To Jointly Build Cars - Geely Tops 300K Monthly Sales For 1st Time - Waymo Eyes Canada Expansion - Toyota Reveals Fuel Cell Powered Tacoma Concept

Episode: 2909 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Providing Renewable Energy, A Comparison of Hydrogen Fuel Cell and Lithium Ion Battery.  Today, a neat way to get energy.

Paul Herrold of the Sons of Speed sits in for Jill this week. Jill will be back for next week's show. Paul and Tom open the show by discussing consumer-battery maker Duracell's foray into electric-vehicle charging. Duracell branded car chargers are showing up now in the U.K., and are expected to arrive in the U.S. in the not-to-distant future. The hosts go on to discuss two big General Motors announcements. First, GM will be launching full level-3 semi-autonomous drive systems for the 2028 model year, beginning with the electric Cadillac Escalade IQ. An advancement of the maker's Super Cruise technology, the new system will permit drivers to look away from the road while engaged. Listen in for further details. GM also plans to drop Apple CarPlay from all its vehicles beginning in 2028. Jill is going to be angry. Still in the first segment, Paul talks about driving the high-performance McLaren GT on the race track. Paul also talks a little about the McLaren lineup and how the sports-car maker's U.S. offerings differ. In the second segment, Paul and Tom welcome Bart Sowa of GTI Energy to the show. Bart talks about fuel-cell technology, and how hydrogen-power is viable option for large over-the-road trucks. Bart also shares his thoughts on the future of hydrogen as a transportation fuel in the U.S. In the last segment, Bart joined Paul for this week's quiz. Can you guess the best-selling car in Alabama? Listen in to hear the “Best Sellers by State” quiz. 

- China Cracks Down on Rare Earth Exports - GM Creates China-Free Rare Earth Supply Chain - Ford Shuffles Management Team - Car Sales Top 2 Million in China in September - Three Workers Died at Hyundai's Georgia Plant - GM Kills Off Most of Its Fuel Cell Ops - Automakers May Need to Close 8 Plants in Europe - Lexus Reimagines LS As 6-Wheeled Van - Xiaomi YU7 Driving Impressions

- China Cracks Down on Rare Earth Exports - GM Creates China-Free Rare Earth Supply Chain - Ford Shuffles Management Team - Car Sales Top 2 Million in China in September - Three Workers Died at Hyundai's Georgia Plant - GM Kills Off Most of Its Fuel Cell Ops - Automakers May Need to Close 8 Plants in Europe - Lexus Reimagines LS As 6-Wheeled Van - Xiaomi YU7 Driving Impressions

- Musk's Pay Package Pays Him Billions Even If He Misses Goals - Tesla Boosts Sales in China - Ford Scraps EV Tax Credit Workaround - New Chevy Bolt Will Be Limited Run Model - China Tightens Grip on Battery Supply Chain - Lyft Buys Robotaxis For First Time - Mercedes Tests Heavy-Truck EV Charging for Pass Cars - Auto Industry Hit with More Cyber-Attacks - Bosch Now Operating Fuel Cell Truck at Plant in Germany

- Musk's Pay Package Pays Him Billions Even If He Misses Goals - Tesla Boosts Sales in China - Ford Scraps EV Tax Credit Workaround - New Chevy Bolt Will Be Limited Run Model - China Tightens Grip on Battery Supply Chain - Lyft Buys Robotaxis For First Time - Mercedes Tests Heavy-Truck EV Charging for Pass Cars - Auto Industry Hit with More Cyber-Attacks - Bosch Now Operating Fuel Cell Truck at Plant in Germany

- Audi Reveals Concept C and New Design Language - Porsche Stops Taking 718 Boxster and Cayman Orders - Volkswagen Cuts ID.4 Production in U.S. - VW ID Models Adopt ICE Names - U.S. Tariffs Cost Polestar $739 Million - Xpeng CEO Predicts Only 5 Chinese Automakers Will Survive - ZF Says Brake-By-Wire Gaining Popularity  - Daimler Fuel Cell Semis Complete 140K Mile Test - Toyota To Provide Fuel Cells for Tokyo Taxi Fleet  - Toyota To Build First EU BEV In Czech Republic

- Audi Reveals Concept C and New Design Language - Porsche Stops Taking 718 Boxster and Cayman Orders - Volkswagen Cuts ID.4 Production in U.S. - VW ID Models Adopt ICE Names - U.S. Tariffs Cost Polestar $739 Million - Xpeng CEO Predicts Only 5 Chinese Automakers Will Survive - ZF Says Brake-By-Wire Gaining Popularity  - Daimler Fuel Cell Semis Complete 140K Mile Test - Toyota To Provide Fuel Cells for Tokyo Taxi Fleet  - Toyota To Build First EU BEV In Czech Republic

Today's episode of The Hydrogen Podcast dives into one of the industry's most critical debates: hydrogen fuel cells vs. lithium batteries—from warehouses to global geopolitics.

- Tesla Sales Soar in Norway Despite Musk Bias - Geely Catching Up to BYD - VinFast Founder Pours More Money Into the Company - Lucid Gravity SUV Falls Flat - Pony.ai Racks Up Impressive Growth - Stellantis Nightmare as Dongfeng Heads to Italy - Chinese Fuel Cell Company Gets U.S. Order - Rimac Skeptical of 3,000 HP Yangwang

- Tesla Sales Soar in Norway Despite Musk Bias - Geely Catching Up to BYD - VinFast Founder Pours More Money Into the Company - Lucid Gravity SUV Falls Flat - Pony.ai Racks Up Impressive Growth - Stellantis Nightmare as Dongfeng Heads to Italy - Chinese Fuel Cell Company Gets U.S. Order - Rimac Skeptical of 3,000 HP Yangwang

Today's episode of The Hydrogen Podcast dives into three major developments reshaping hydrogen's future:1️⃣ Hydrogen Microgrids – From New Mexico's solar-hydrogen hybrid serving 30,000 residents to Houston's HyGrid systems delivering 4MW off-grid power, we explore how these systems slash costs, boost resilience, and eliminate diesel pollution.2️⃣ Plug Power's Project Quantum Leap – The company's bold cost-cutting and margin turnaround efforts, their $700M revenue forecast, and the critical push toward profitability in a $150B global market.3️⃣ Military Fuel Cell Adoption – The U.S. Marine Corps' hydrogen-powered tactical units delivering silent, long-duration field power while cutting operational costs and logistics risks.We connect the economic data, technology breakthroughs, and market trends shaping the hydrogen sector right now—revealing not just what's happening, but what it means for industry, communities, and defense.

- Chinese EV Sales Recover in Europe - Commercial Vehicle Sales Tumble in Europe - Commercial EV Sales Soar in U.S.  - Exxon and Chevron Increase Oil Production - Stellantis Names New Head of North American Design - CATL Boosts EV Battery Exports - Honda Introduces Fuel Cell Stationary Storage - BorgWarner Expects Better Second Half - Magna Beats Own Expectations - Aptiv Posts Mixed Results - Autonation Sales Up but Profits Down - Penske Auto Sales Drop - Carvana's Q2 Fantastic

- Chinese EV Sales Recover in Europe - Commercial Vehicle Sales Tumble in Europe - Commercial EV Sales Soar in U.S.  - Exxon and Chevron Increase Oil Production - Stellantis Names New Head of North American Design - CATL Boosts EV Battery Exports - Honda Introduces Fuel Cell Stationary Storage - BorgWarner Expects Better Second Half - Magna Beats Own Expectations - Aptiv Posts Mixed Results - Autonation Sales Up but Profits Down - Penske Auto Sales Drop - Carvana's Q2 Fantastic

- Stellantis Ends Fuel Cell Development - Ford Plans More Passenger Cars for Europe - Volvo To Shift SUV Production to U.S. - Uber and Baidu Form Robotaxi Partnership - Renault Names CFO Interim CEO - Renault Lowers 2025 Financial Guidance - Mercedes Reveals 1st All-Electric Wagon - Honda Helps U.S. Bobsled Team Improve Aerodynamics - Only 8 Chinese Automakers Post Q1 Net Profit - 10% Of Sprinter's Converted into Campers

- Stellantis Ends Fuel Cell Development - Ford Plans More Passenger Cars for Europe - Volvo To Shift SUV Production to U.S. - Uber and Baidu Form Robotaxi Partnership - Renault Names CFO Interim CEO - Renault Lowers 2025 Financial Guidance - Mercedes Reveals 1st All-Electric Wagon - Honda Helps U.S. Bobsled Team Improve Aerodynamics - Only 8 Chinese Automakers Post Q1 Net Profit - 10% Of Sprinter's Converted into Campers

In this episode, we dive into the cutting-edge world of H2 technology with an exclusive look at Versiv Composites. Frank Sonnenschein, Global Business Development Manager for Versiv Compoites, shares insights into their role at the company and the game-changing applications of PTFE films and advanced composite materials in H2 fuel cells and electrolyzers. We explore the critical performance and durability needs of H2 systems, including challenges in sealing, gasketing, and thermal stability—and how Versiv's engineered materials deliver robust solutions. Learn about the decal transfer method for catalyst-coated membranes (CCMs), and the distinct material demands of PEM vs. alkaline electrolyzers.

- U.S. Car Sales Dropping Due to Trump Tariffs - Musk's Politics Are Hurting Tesla - Cybertruck Q2 Sales Only 5,000 - Toyota RAV4 #1 In the World - A Golden Moment to Buy an EV - Now, Even Honda Backs Off Fuel Cells - Foxconn Could Build EVs In Nissan Oppama Plant - ZF Develops EV Transmission - Autoline Poll on EV Subsidies

- U.S. Car Sales Dropping Due to Trump Tariffs - Musk's Politics Are Hurting Tesla - Cybertruck Q2 Sales Only 5,000 - Toyota RAV4 #1 In the World - A Golden Moment to Buy an EV - Now, Even Honda Backs Off Fuel Cells - Foxconn Could Build EVs In Nissan Oppama Plant - ZF Develops EV Transmission - Autoline Poll on EV Subsidies

Tom and Jill opened the show welcoming new listeners to the program. June proved to be the Car Stuff Podcast's best download month yet. Tom went on to share news of hydrogen pockets located underground. Tom noted that were these pocket large enough, and easily accessed, it's possible that fuel-cell vehicles may play a significant role in future mobility. Still in the first segment, Jill reviewed the 2026 Honda CR-V in new Trailsport trim. The compact CR-V becomes the fourth vehicle in the Honda lineup to receive the Trailsport treatment. Listen in for Jill's take. In the second segment, Jill and Tom welcome Joe Ligo to the program. Joe is director and producer of the acclaimed six-part documentary “The Last Independent Automaker.” The program, which chronicles the rise and fall of American Motors, is available for viewing on YouTube at no cost. Tom highly recommends taking the time to watch the series. In the last segment, Jill is subjected to Tom's “Was it an AMC?” quiz. Tom wrapped up the show discussing connectivity issues he experienced in the otherwise delightful Volkswagen Golf R. (Also, Tom showed off his Chrysler Cordoba key chain.)

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Bill and Darrell again talk about fuel cell advances. UCLA just published this and it's good to see our own research. They finally have the Savage Feast anniversary cigar and drink the Kohana Hawaiian Agricole Rum. https://www.chemistry.ucla.edu/news/ucla-breakthrough-extends-fuel-cell-lifespan-beyond-200000-hours-paving-the-way-for-clean-long-haul-trucking/

SUMMARYIn this episode of "Right About Now," host Ryan Alford recaps major business news from June 20, 2025. Topics include Amazon's shift to AI-driven job replacements and hydrogen fuel cell trucks, the return of dollar menus at fast food chains, Walmart's rollout of drone delivery, new international AI safety regulations, expanding right-to-repair laws, and IKEA's launch of micro-stores. Alford emphasizes the importance of adapting to technological and market changes, offering actionable insights for businesses and consumers navigating a rapidly evolving landscape.TAKEAWAYSAmazon's job replacements due to advancements in AI technologyIntroduction of hydrogen fuel cell trucks by Amazon for sustainable logisticsRevival of dollar menus in fast food chains to attract customersWalmart's operational drone delivery service for rapid deliveryEstablishment of international AI safety regulations through the Geneva AccordPush for right-to-repair laws allowing consumers to repair their own devicesIKEA's development of micro-stores to enhance the shopping experienceImportance of adapting to technological changes in the business landscapeStrategies for businesses to leverage new trends and innovationsThe competitive landscape between major retailers like Amazon and WalmartSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of Hydrogen Innovators, co-hosts Emma Kerr and Melania Rojas Mendoza sit down with Sridhar Kanuri, Global Chief Technology Officer for both HyAxiom and Doosan Fuel Cell corporation. With decades of experience in hydrogen and electrochemical systems, Sridhar shares his insights on deploying fuel cell and electrolyzer technologies at scale—from hospital microgrids to hydrogen-powered AI data centers. The conversation covers everything from the challenges of scaling lab innovations to the importance of service infrastructure, global collaboration, and building the right team. Sridhar also offers thoughtful advice for early-career scientists and engineers and reflects on the global momentum driving the energy transition.

Our choice of hacks included a fond look at embedded systems and the classic fashion sense of Cornell's Bruce Land, risky open CRT surgery, a very strange but very cool way to make music, and the ultimate backyard astronomer's observatory. We talked about Stamp collecting for SMD prototyping, crushing aluminum with a boatload of current, a PC that heats your seat, and bringing HDMI to the Commodore 64. We also took a look at flight tracking IRL, a Flipper-based POV, the ultimate internet toaster, and printing SVGs for fun and profit. Finally, we wrapped things up with a look at the tech behind real-time river flow tracking and a peek inside the surprisingly energetic world of fuel cells. Check out all the links over at Hackaday!

Our choice of hacks included a fond look at embedded systems and the classic fashion sense of Cornell's Bruce Land, risky open CRT surgery, a very strange but very cool way to make music, and the ultimate backyard astronomer's observatory. We talked about Stamp collecting for SMD prototyping, crushing aluminum with a boatload of current, a PC that heats your seat, and bringing HDMI to the Commodore 64. We also took a look at flight tracking IRL, a Flipper-based POV, the ultimate internet toaster, and printing SVGs for fun and profit. Finally, we wrapped things up with a look at the tech behind real-time river flow tracking and a peek inside the surprisingly energetic world of fuel cells. Check out all the links over at Hackaday!

In today's podcast, Matt Vincent, Editor in Chief of Data Center Frontier is joined by Bala Naidu, Vice President – Energy Transition Solutions at Bloom Energy to discuss how the exponential growth of data centers in the United States is putting immense pressure on the power infrastructure. With traditional power sources struggling to keep up, data centers are facing a critical challenge: how to secure timely access to affordable power while adhering to sustainability and permitting regulations.

- Drivers Not Sold on Hands-Free Driving - F-150 Lightning Outsells Cybertruck In Q1 - BYD To Open New Hub in Hungary - Toyota Provides Longer Forecasts to Suppliers - Renault Reveals Off-Road EV Concept - GMC Upgrades Hummer EV - Bosch Testing Hydrogen Race Cars - Archer Aviation to Provide Air Taxi Rides During LA Olympics - Toyota Introduces Bold New Paint Color - What's Your Thoughts on Stop/Start Tech?

- Drivers Not Sold on Hands-Free Driving - F-150 Lightning Outsells Cybertruck In Q1 - BYD To Open New Hub in Hungary - Toyota Provides Longer Forecasts to Suppliers - Renault Reveals Off-Road EV Concept - GMC Upgrades Hummer EV - Bosch Testing Hydrogen Race Cars - Archer Aviation to Provide Air Taxi Rides During LA Olympics - Toyota Introduces Bold New Paint Color - What's Your Thoughts on Stop/Start Tech?

- IEA Lowers U.S. EV Sales Forecast - EVs Won't Displace as Much Oil as Forecast - Panasonic Drops Plans For 3rd U.S EV Battery Plant - Subaru Trailseeker EV Could Get Axed - Vermont Pauses ZEV Mandate - GM Suspends H2 Plant in Detroit - Trump EPA To Get Rid Of “Stop/Start” - GM Also Developing LMR EV Battery - Kia's Wheelchair Accessible PV5 Van - Bosch Emphasizes U.S. Investments - Toyota Drops “4x” From bZ4x, Intros BEV C-HR

- IEA Lowers U.S. EV Sales Forecast - EVs Won't Displace as Much Oil as Forecast - Panasonic Drops Plans For 3rd U.S EV Battery Plant - Subaru Trailseeker EV Could Get Axed - Vermont Pauses ZEV Mandate - GM Suspends H2 Plant in Detroit - Trump EPA To Get Rid Of “Stop/Start” - GM Also Developing LMR EV Battery - Kia's Wheelchair Accessible PV5 Van - Bosch Emphasizes U.S. Investments - Toyota Drops “4x” From bZ4x, Intros BEV C-HR

In this episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we cover three major hydrogen developments shaping the global clean energy race:

- Trump Officially Announces Tariffs on U.S. Imports - German Auto Stock Prices Getting Hammered - Possible Price Increases a Guessing Game - Tesla Has Rough Q1 - Rivian Sales Down, But Keeps Full Year Forecast - Gravity SUV Likely Drove Lucid Sales Up - BYD On Pace to Be Top BEV Maker - Hyundai Reveals All-New NEXO Fuel Cell Vehicle - IONIQ 6 EV Gets a Refresh - Genesis Makes a Design Statement - Toyota Has Most Auto Patents 11 Years In a Row

- Tesla's EU Sales Continue to Drop - Tesla's Stock Shrugs Off Bad News - China to Restructure Its Auto Industry - Toyota to Buy LG Batteries from Ex-GM Plant - Stellantis Stumbles with Hybrid Production - Hyundai's Wild Insteroid Concept - Hyundai Shows New Wheelchair Van - Chevy Offers Massive Discount on BrightDrop Vans - Hydrogen Truck Companies Going Bankrupt - Autoline Poll Results