We're excited to share the news that our founder and chair will be a keynote speaker at the 2024 USHA Hydrogen Policy Leader's Convention in Tysons Corner, VA, from March 1 to March 3. On March 2 at 3:30 pm EST, our founder will address the nation’s lawmakers on "Regional Hydrogen Production: Transitioning the World Away from Fossil Fuels and Black Carbon," offering crucial insights into the pivotal role of hydrogen in reshaping the global energy landscape.

As the HaaS business model continues to grow and make a significant impact on global energy and climate challenges, we couldn’t be more excited to be part of this journey.

The United States’ power grid is 99.97% reliable, but when it fails, it is both disruptive and costly. Hurricanes, tornados, thunderstorms and other weather events—not to mention human error, animals, and mechanical failure—can knock out power and communications infrastructure that cost Americans at least $150 billion in economic losses each year.

Recognizing the vulnerabilities of grid dependency, organizations are looking at fuel cells as an attractive option for reliable backup power. After Superstorm Sandy slammed the Caribbean and the East Coast, fuel cells provided emergency backup power to at least 100 telecommunications towers in both the Bahamas and the Northeast United States.