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First Hydrogen Corp. (PURXF) has announced the completion of the initial design for its light commercial demonstrator vehicle tailored for the UK market. Collaborating with AVL Powertrain and Ballard Power Systems, the company plans to build two hydrogen fuel cell vans, set for delivery in Q3 2022. These vehicles will showcase zero-emissions capabilities with a range exceeding 500 km. First Hydrogen aims to demonstrate their efficiency and gather customer insights for future orders, aligning with the company's focus on clean energy solutions.
Pure Extraction Corp. (PURX) has announced plans to implement a net zero emission strategy by introducing a hydrogen fuel cell powered supercritical CO2 extraction system. This system, designed for remote operations, is expected to be available by year-end. The Company is also developing a hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicle in collaboration with AVL Powertrain UK Ltd. and Ballard Power Systems Inc. Additionally, Pure Extraction Corp. intends to change its name to First Hydrogen Corp., pending approval, without requiring shareholder consent.
