Today’s action by the federal administration delivered the needed clarity to accelerate clean energy innovation, particularly in the growing hydrogen sector.
The demand for a hydrogen economy is here, promising to generate substantial economic impacts by creating jobs, driving innovation, and further positioning the Golden State as a global leader in energy innovation
ARCHES signed a $12.6B cooperative agreement, including $1.2B of federal funds, to build and expand clean energy infrastructure across California, with economic benefits to communities statewide.
As California accelerates its shift to a clean energy future, the debate around how to best reduce emissions often focuses on the merits of one technology over another.
U.S. Department of Energy Officially Awards up to $1.2 Billion to Advance Clean Hydrogen Projects in Communities Across California
Scripps Oceanography research vessel will use liquid hydrogen fuel cells to enable zero-emissions operation
Historically, the boon of commercial and industrial advancement resulting from the activity at our bustling port has also come with expense to air and environmental quality. However...
Senator Padilla and Rep. Lee secure a historic investment to propel California into a hydrogen-powered future, promising job creation and cleaner air.
An op-ed in Capitol Weekly by ARCHES CEO Angelina Galiteva.
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.
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