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PHOENIX, Sept. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Green Planet Group (OTC PINK: GNPG)  announced today that it has inked an agreement with NEW A.G.E. Inc. of Dallas, Texas to become a distributor and manufacturer for Green Planet subsidiary, Healing the Earth (HTE) food growing systems in specific national and international territories/regions.  The goal of this Agreement is to establish an …

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State company Bulgartransgaz is working on several projects to connect hydrogen networks between Bulgaria and Greece, explained Executive Director of Bulgartransgaz Vladimir Malinov during the Sofia Economic Forum III, adding that it is necessary for energy security. Malinov added that he would be in Athens next week for further discussions. According to him, the requirement is …

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BASINGSTOKE, England — A new study from Juniper Research has found the number of hydrogen vehicles in service globally will exceed 1 million in 2027, from just over 60,000 in 2022 – a substantial growth of over 1,500%. Juniper Research defines hydrogen vehicles as vehicles that use hydrogen propulsion systems as their onboard fuel. The chemical energy of …

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MUNICH, Sept 22 (Reuters) – Battery power may be the frontrunner to become the car technology of the future, but don’t rule out the underdog hydrogen. That’s the view of some major automakers, including BMW (BMWG.DE) and Audi (VOWG_p.DE), which are developing hydrogen fuel-cell passenger vehicle prototypes alongside their fleets of battery cars as part of preparations to …

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DECEMBER 14, 2021—KAUFMAN, TEXAS—New Alternative Green Energy Inc. (New A.G.E.), a company dedicated to creating a cleaner future, has signed an MOU with NODABL Networks, Inc. (NODABL) for secure broadband services supporting proposed hydrogen generation projects in Texas. The companies are also partnering on a private network for a planned New A.G.E. headquarters facility near …

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CIO places top priority on secure communications and systems. June 3, 2021—MARLIN, TEXAS—New Alternative Green Energy Inc. (New A.G.E.), a company dedicated to creating a cleaner future, today announced the appointment of Jim Provan to the position of Chief Information Officer. Provan brings more than 30 years of software development, system design, network architecture and …

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I am proud to present to you this digital “flip book” of New A.G.E. Inc.’s 2020 Year in Review.  The report summarizes the highlights of calendar year 2020, a pivotal year for us in which we focused our efforts on funding our enterprise, building our team, and developing customer relations while building our pre-production and …

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“Europe’s largest aircraft manufacturer Airbus intends to have the first hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft flying by 2035 and believes the fuel will replace kerosene, ultimately leading to zero-emissions aviation.” Read entire article

By John Caldwell, New A.G.E. Chief Operations Officer March 22, 2021 The global hydrogen generation market is currently categorized on the basis of source, technology, application, and region. In terms of source, the market is grouped into black hydrogen, brown hydrogen, grey hydrogen, green hydrogen, and blue hydrogen. Based on technology, the market is categorized …

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“The country’s largest mine workers union signaled on Monday that it would accept a transition away from fossil fuels in exchange for new jobs in renewable energy, spending on technology to make coal cleaner and financial aid for miners who lose their jobs.” Read entire article