Hydrogen start-up Ways2H and Massachusetts-based municipal consultancy Local Power have announced a partnership aimed at integrating on-site renewable hydrogen within community microgrids. This represents an addition of hydrogen-fueled generators to Local Power’s existing solar-plus-storage vision for Community Choice microgrids, as well as finding a use for municipal waste, plastics, and even medical waste in Ways2H’s thermochemical processors. Ways2H CEO Jean-Louis Kindler commented, “We are bringing an integrated approach and a concrete solution that we believe many municipalities are looking for, as they seek technology and resiliency they currently don’t have. Our waste-to-hydrogen production units are modular, transportable and easily installed onsite, close to where waste is produced and where hydrogen fuel is needed for distributed power generation and mobility.” Under…