Waste-to-Hydrogen Facility Anticipated in California
By Ways2H on July 2, 2020
Waste Today: Ways2H Inc. and Ford, Bacon & Davis have announced a joint collaboration to design and build a waste-to-hydrogen facility…
Waste Today: Ways2H Inc. and Ford, Bacon & Davis have announced a joint collaboration to design and build a waste-to-hydrogen facility…
Thank you to Biomass Magazine for featuring an article regarding our collaboration with Ford, Bacon & Davis.
Another exceptional article on S&P Global discussing our collaboration with Ford, Bacon & Davis and our plans on supplying carbon-negative hydrogen.
Business Insider / Markets Insider article on our collaboration with Ford, Bacon & Davis to build waste-to-hydrogen facilities.
Mike Millikin, Founder and Editor of Green Car Congress features our collaboration with Ford, Bacon & Davis
reNews.Biz / reMix article: Green Hydrogen in CA – Other US facilities planned by developers Ways2H and Ford, Bacon & Davis JV.”
Collaborating with with Ford, Bacon & Davis to help meet our goals of improving the global environment. Read more here.
Read more about our joint efforts with Ford, Bacon & Davis in this Power Magazine article by Darrell Proctor.
Ways2H plans to build a waste-to-hydrogen facility in California using technology that was demonstrated at this plant in Joso, Japan.
An article by Michael Bates for NGT News: Ways2H, Ford, Bacon & Davis Partner to Build Hydrogen Facility.
Informative article by Arlene Karidis at Waste 360 about our advanced technology to produce renewable hydrogen fuel from waste.
FuelCellsWorks publishes our CEO’s article on how the waste sector could benefit from the use of our technology and mitigate its climate impact.
Our CEO JL Kindler, discusses how the waste sector could benefit from the use of our technology and mitigate its climate impact.
Wasy2H was featured in ReThink Energy’s 58th issue. Download the article below.
La publicación de nuestra entrevista con Leigh Collins de Recharge News en Abril fue traducida por Mónica Gálvez de Fuente Recharche/Futuro Verde. Lea más a continuación.
California start-up can convert rubbish that would otherwise go to landfill into pure hydrogen — while offering a carbon-negative solution, writes Leigh Collins. Read more in our exclusive interview with ReCharge…
Wasy2H was featured on S&P Global Platts – Gas Daily written by J. Robinson. Download the article here.
We are committed to cleaning up our planet! From waste to hydrogen with little to no harmful emissions. Read more about us in our exclusive interview with Molly Burgess of H2View….
Ways2H, Inc. is a global team that applies a non-incineration, patented process to the world’s worst waste streams – Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), medical refuse, plastics and organics – to extract hydrogen…
Mr. Jean-Louis Kindler has actively been working with and running divisions and companies with an environmentally clean and green focus since the 1990’s. He has wide experience in transversal cleantech projects involving…
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