The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach stand to reap millions of dollars from a federal Clean Energy Grant announced Friday, Oct. 13, which will bring $1.2 billion to California.
Stakeholders across the state have praised the United States Department of Energy’s (DOE) award to California and have applauded the work ARCHES has done to secure the funding.
Statewide clean hydrogen hub expected to generate nearly $3 billion per year in health care cost savings and create over 220,000 new green jobs
A statement from Chief Executive Officer Angelina Galiteva about National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day
The director of California GO-Biz, DeeDee Myers, discusses state efforts to develop a robust hydrogen market.
Joy Langford of Joy Langford & Associates will be joining the ARCHES team as Community Outreach Specialist
Today, the U.S. Department of Energy announced its intent to issue a funding opportunity announcement to advance research, development, and demonstration projects that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the U.S. industrial sector.
The City of Oakland has adopted a Resolution supporting ARCHES and Its mission to accelerate green hydrogen’s contribution to decarbonizing the economy in California.
ARCHES can now proceed to the next phase of proposal review; only 41 percent of all initial proposals have passed this milestone.
The potential funding will reduce the cost and improve the performance of technologies for both hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cells.
Video from the Port of Long Beach captures the excitement of the ARCHES October 6 launch.
Long Beach, CA – Today, the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz), the University of ...
The U.S. Department of Energy is seeking comment on its Clean Hydrogen Production Standard (CHPS) Draft ...