Kentucky

A financing tool that allows cities to use property taxes to fund new clean energy projects, renewable energy systems, and energy efficiency improvements for businesses and commercial property owners.

Proposed legislation by Senate Natural Resources and Energy Chairman Jared Carpenter that would have modified Kentucky's net metering system to make residential solar panels less economically viable.

An electric vehicle facility in Kentucky where Ford will work with SK Innovations on battery manufacturing.

Automotive

Electric and Hydrogen Vehicles

Energy storage technology, metal-hydrogen batteries

Second-generation metal-hydrogen battery product from EnerVenue designed for stationary energy storage. ESVs are highly configurable, scalable, and offer ultra-long life with 86% capacity retention after 30,000 cycles.

Combines an internal combustion engine with an electric motor and a battery that can be recharged from an external source.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

A project by the Alberta Motor Transport Association to introduce zero-emission Nikola trucks, replacing heavy-duty diesel trucks.

Prototype hydrogen fuel cell pickup truck unveiled recently, utilizing core powertrain elements from the Toyota Mirai sedan to demonstrate hydrogen technology in light-duty commercial vehicles.

Production initiative for complete hydrogen fuel cell powertrain kits comprising fuel cell stacks, storage tanks, batteries, transmissions, and electric motors designed for integration into Class 8 trucks and other commercial vehicles.

A hydrogen fuel cell-powered concept version of the Hilux pickup truck, representing Toyota's exploration of fuel cell technology for commercial vehicles.

A pioneering fuel cell vehicle (FCV) from Toyota, mentioned as part of Japan's leadership in hydrogen transport.

Popular Toyota model that will continue in conventional production, with potential future hydrogen-powered versions if fuel cell demand grows.