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Alicia Moore's coverage predominantly revolves around the automotive and energy sectors, with a specific focus on hydrogen technology, renewable energy, and environmental sustainability. Her articles often include press releases and industry-specific announcements.
Given Alicia's focus on these topics, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into advancements in hydrogen technology within the automotive and energy industries. Additionally, since her articles feature private sector announcements quite frequently, she may be open to pitches related to new product launches or developments within companies operating in these spaces.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Alicia's coverage, it seems that she covers global developments within the hydrogen technology and renewable energy sectors. Therefore, relevant pitches could originate from various locations worldwide as long as they are pertinent to the themes covered in her articles.
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By: Alicia Moore
Toyota will join the fuel-cell joint venture cellcentric as an equal shareholder alongside Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, aiming to bolster industrial scale, reduce costs, and accelerate hydrogen fuel cell adoption for heavy-duty vehicles.
By: Alicia Moore
BrightHy Solutions, a subsidiary of Fusion Fuel Green PLC, has completed FEED for a 15 MW green hydrogen production facility and FAT on refueling station equipment, moving key projects in southern Europe into execution.
By: Alicia Moore
A team of ETH Zurich students has developed H2-Sling, a hydrogen fuel cell-powered research aircraft equipped with a 100 kW PEM fuel cell, 700-bar hydrogen tanks and a TÜV-certified recirculation blower, aiming for two hours of zero-emission flight and a future alpine crossing.
By: Alicia Moore
As major energy companies retreat from high-profile hydrogen projects amid cost and financing pressures, agile startups leveraging modular designs, innovative financing and policy support are emerging as frontrunners in driving the next breakthrough in green hydrogen production.
By: Alicia Moore
Metafuels and PSI have launched an end-to-end Power-to-Liquid demo plant in Villigen, Switzerland, producing 50 L/day of synthetic aviation fuel from green hydrogen and CO₂ under one roof—marking a key step toward scalable e-SAF.
By: Alicia Moore
Stadtwerke Bielefeld installs a 1 MW electrolyzer at its Innovation Park to produce green hydrogen on-site for moBiel's fuel cell buses, cutting logistics and linking waste-to-energy electricity with transport fuel.
By: Alicia Moore
DEW's Krefeld plant is piloting green hydrogen in reheating furnaces through EU-backed Hydreams and federally funded H2-HotRoll projects, testing impacts on steel quality and infrastructure to support industrial decarbonization.
By: Alicia Moore
Hitachi and Bloom Energy are collaborating to deploy solid oxide fuel cell systems for on-site power, enhancing reliability and enabling distributed generation at Japanese data centers and industrial sites.
By: Alicia Moore
Haffner Energy and OroCarbo have reserved capacity for 12 SYNOCA C-iC biomass thermolysis units worth up to €30 million, targeting renewable hydrogen and power hubs across California, Oregon and Washington.
By: Alicia Moore
Hive Hydrogen South Africa's Coega Green Ammonia Project has contracted Topsoe to deliver an 850 MW SOEC package and ammonia loop, moving the $5.8 billion facility toward a 2026 FID.
