Hydrogen Vehicle Stocks List Ranked for 2024 |

Symbol	Grade	Name	% Change
ADN	C	Advent Technologies Holdings, Inc.	0.43
HYDR	C	Global X Hydrogen ETF	-0.43
OPAL	D	OPAL Fuels Inc.	0.54
PLUG	F	Plug Power, Inc.	0.97
HYZN	F	Hyzon Motors Inc.	6.60
BLDP	F	Ballard Power Systems, Inc.	2.73
HTOO	F	Fusion Fuel Green PLC	-4.76
NKLA	F	Nikola Corporation	1.31

Symbol	Grade	Name	Weight
HYDR	C	Global X Hydrogen ETF	10.5
HDRO	D	Defiance Next Gen H2 ETF	9.95
CTEC	D	Global X CleanTech ETF	3.3
CTEX	D	ProShares S&P Kensho Cleantech ETF	2.35
UPGR	D	Xtrackers US Green Infrastructure Select Equity ETF	2.17

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Date	Stock	Title
Nov 21	NKLA	Automobile Manufacturers Stocks Q3 Earnings: General Motors (NYSE:GM) Firing on All Cylinders
Nov 19	NKLA	Nikola leader talks future of hydrogen-powered trucks in US
Nov 19	BLDP	Ballard Power: Investors Need To Hope For A Sale Or Change In Strategic Focus - Hold
Nov 18	PLUG	Should You Buy Plug Power While It's Below $3?
Nov 17	NKLA	Nikola Recalls 72 Of Its Trouble-Ridden BEV Trucks As Display Failure Raises Crash Risk
Nov 16	PLUG	Benzinga Bulls And Bears: Tesla, Disney, Gold — And Hedge Funds Project Bitcoin To Hit $100K-$150K
Nov 16	PLUG	Is Plug Power Stock a Buy?
Nov 15	PLUG	Plug Power CEO confident in new hydrogen plants despite Q3 miss
Nov 14	HTOO	Fusion Fuel issues damages claim against Hydrogenial S.A., announces insolvency of Portuguese subsidiary
Nov 14	HTOO	Fusion Fuel Issues Damages Claim Against Hydrogenial S.A. for Failure to Fund $33.5 Million Subscription Agreement; Announces Insolvency of Portuguese Subsidiary
Nov 14	PLUG	What Is Plug Power's Future? Analysts Warn Of Cash Crunch And Slow Hydrogen Market Growth
Nov 14	PLUG	Plug Power cut at BTIG as 'turning the corner but still a lot of work to do'

Hydrogen Vehicle: A hydrogen vehicle is a vehicle that uses hydrogen as its primary source of power. Hydrogen vehicles can be powered by either a fuel cell or an internal combustion engine. Fuel cells use hydrogen to produce electricity, which is then used to power an electric motor. Internal combustion engines use hydrogen as a fuel, which is then burned to produce power. Hydrogen vehicles are considered to be a clean and efficient alternative to traditional gasoline-powered vehicles.