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From pv magazine USAFusion Fuel, a modular solar-to-hydrogen specialist based in Portugal, and Electus Energy, a hydrogen infrastructure developer, have signed a deal to jointly build a 75 MW green hydrogen facility in Bakersfield, California.The proposed project is a solar-to-hydrogen site that would make use of Fusion Fuels proprietary HEVO hydrogen electrolyzer technology. It said the facility, its first in the United States, would produce up to 9,300 tons of hydrogen fuel per year to fuel heavy-duty trucks.Fusion Fuels HEVO technology features a miniaturized electrolyzer, fixed to <a href=https://www.stanleyusa.us>stanley usa the back of concentrated solar power CSP panel. It uses PV electricity and t stanley cup hermal energy. The technology also uses dual-axis trackers to follow the sun throughout the day. By integrating the HEVO directly to the CPV module, not only are we able to utilize the electrical energy to power the electrochemical reaction without transport or conversion losses, but we can also recover that wasted thermal energy and use it to pre-heat the feed water, reducing the electrical load required to split water by roughly 10%, said Fusion Fuel.The companies will invest about $180 million to launch the 75 MW project. They aim to make a final investme stanley cup nt decision in early 2024, with project commissioning scheduled for early 2025. Once operational, the project will provide enough hydrogen fuel to support more than 1,000 Class 8 trucks or buses per day. Electus Energy has been actively developing hydrogen mobility