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As the digital world expands at an exponential rate, data centers have become the critical infrastructure supporting vast amounts of data processing, storage, and transmission. Ensuring uninterrupted power supply is vital for the smooth operation of these facilities. Traditionally, data centers have relied on diesel ge
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At HNO International, we’re committed to developing the green hydrogen infrastructure our country needs to achieve substantial, stable, and independent clean energy. To make this vision a reality, we’re calling on solar and wind farmers across the United States to collaborate with us. Together, we can create a sustaina
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We are thrilled to share some exciting news with our community! Our work has been highlighted in the latest edition of H2 View, a leading publication dedicated to the hydrogen industry. Check out the feature here. This feature is a significant milestone for us, as it underscores our commitment to driving sustainable so
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We’re excited to share the highlights from our recent participation in the Hydrogen Expo in Houston, Texas. The event was a huge success, giving us a fantastic opportunity to show off our latest projects and connect with others who are passionate about hydrogen.
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Join us for HNO International’s May 2024 Investor Call, where we delve into our latest innovations in green hydrogen production and refueling. Chairman Don
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On March 2, 2024, Don Owens, founder and chairman of HNO International, took the stage as the keynote speaker at USHA’s Second Annual Hydrogen Policy Leaders
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We're excited to share the news that our founder and chair will be a keynote speaker at the 2024 USHA Hydrogen Policy Leader's Convention in Tysons Corner,
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I will take you through a pictorial guide of why indeed, we have a "Dream Team" and a blueprint for building the largest infrastructure for Green Hydrogen production in the USA. Some of you still might not believe me, and that's ok, but at least you now know some of what I know.
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This is what the CHRS (Compact Hydrogen Refueling Station) looks like....and a quick video from the event (and in the shop). To say it was very well received is an understatement.
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A recent study in a WJTV article reveals alarming levels of black carbon in Mississippi, posing severe risks to human health and ecosystems. Amidst this environmental crisis, hydrogen emerges as a promising solution.
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JCB developed a mobile refueller capable of delivering hydrogen directly to the job site where the machines are working.
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The Department of Energy launched a $1 billion clean hydrogen initiative to reassure low-carbon hydrogen producers that they can find reliable buyers.
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As a green hydrogen enthusiast and developer of green hydrogen technologies, I’m always on the lookout for innovative projects that can push the boundaries of what’s possible in our industry.
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Our global economy, thriving on the constant movement of goods, relies heavily on shipping, which accounts for 90% of worldwide trade. Yet, there is a darker side to this seemingly innocuous industry—the black carbon emission.
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The United States’ power grid is 99.97% reliable, but when it fails, it is both disruptive and costly. Hurricanes, tornados, thunderstorms and other weather events—not to mention human error, animals, and mechanical failure—can knock out power and communications infrastructure that cost Americans at least $150 billion
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Nearly two-thirds of deaths caused by heart disease in megacities like Delhi and Kolkata are related to black carbon exposure, says a study published by Science Advances.
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Visitors to federal facilities across the country may now have the opportunity to tour the sites in a hydrogen- powered shuttle bus. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is supporting the demonstration of hydrogen-powered vehicles and hydrogen infrastructure at federal facilities across the country. Nine facilities will
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A viable hydrogen infrastructure requires that hydrogen be able to be delivered from where it’s produced to the point of end-use, such as a dispenser at a refueling station or stationary power site.
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