CleanTechnica The company behind the hydrogen fuel cell half of the equation is global firm Loop Energy, which followed up last week by announcing an agreement of more than $12 million to deliver its hydrogen fuel cell technology to Tevva through next year. Read Article »…
Road Transport Tevva Motors has signed a deal which will see Canadian firm Loop Energy supply £9.9m of fuel cell systems in the first year as the manufacturer prepares to meet surging demand for its hydrogen electric trucks in 2023. Read Article »
Forbes The range extender is a 50 kW hydrogen fuel cell provided by Loop Energy. Tevva conducted rigorous testing with four potential fuel cell suppliers before selecting Loop for its overall performance and form factor. Read Article »
Vancouver Tech Journal Meet the companies most impactful to the local tech ecosystem according to the BC Tech Association. Read Article »
Hydrogen Central Loop Energy appoints experienced technology industry leader Kent Thexton as a Director and Chair of the Board with immediate effect. Read Article »
Australasian Bus & Coach Hydrogen fuel bus cell solution manufacturer Loop Energy has announced it will enter the Australian bus market as a supplier of fuel modules. Read Article »
Techcouver There are at least 50 reasons to be optimistic about climate change in Canada. Corporate Knights this month revealed what it dubs the Future 50: the fifty fastest-growing green companies in the country. Read Article »
H2FC Hannover Loop Energy Marketing Director, Ethan Hugh sits down with host, Joost Welling at Hannover Messe to explore how Loop’s eFlow technology is accelerating the adoption of fuel cell technology. Watch Interview »
Hydrogen Central From May 9 to 11, the Loop Energy team was on the road, raising awareness of its eFlow™ technology and learning about developments in the global hydrogen and commercial mobility industries. Read Article »
CBC CN tests battery-electric locomotive, while CP and Southern Railway of B.C. look to hydrogen. Read Article »
BetaKit The Government of Canada is investing $13.4 million in three clean technology companies based in British Columbia (BC). The funding will be distributed among Loop Energy, Acuva Technologies, and CORE Energy Recovery Solutions Inc. through PacifiCan’s Jobs and Growth Fund (JGF), as well as…
Hydrogen Central Loop Energy partner Aliant Battery to provide hydrogen technology for Netherlands’ green residential hub. Read Article »