Buses

An Australian bus manufacturer is set to receive fuel cell modules from Canadian-based Loop Energy.

Cologne-based public transport operator, Regionalverkehr Köln GmbH (RVK), is set to run the biggest fleet of hydrogen-powered Solaris buses.

This World Environment Day (June 5), H2 View wanted to look at some of the challenges facing the hydrogen mobility market as globe strives to decarbonise the sector, by re-visiting some of our webinars and...

Wrightbus today (May 27) revealed its second international deal that will see 60 zero-emission hydrogen-powered buses exported to Germany.

A new hydrogen-fuel cell battery-electric bus is set to hit the roads of Ventura County, California, US, on June 1 and 2.

The New South Wales (NSW) state Government in Australia announced on Wednesday (May 25), that the first trial of a hydrogen-powered electric bus will commence on the Central Coast later this year.

Air Liquide, CaetonaBus and Toyota Motor Europe have joined forces with the aim of developing ‘integrated hydrogen solutions’, to accelerate the expansion of hydrogen mobility in Europe.

Today (May 11), Buta Atwal, CEO at Wrightbus, has prompted further foreign expansion of the company, following its announced partnership with an Australian bus body manufacturer.

UK bus manufacturer Wrightbus has announced today (May 11), it has signed a ‘landmark deal’ with the Australian bus body builder, Volgren, to provide its hydrogen fuel cell powertrain technology.

Advantech and Taiwan based Tsai Ying Clean Energy Co. Ltd. (TYCE) are set to cooperate to develop the first ‘made in Taiwan’ hydrogen fuel cell electric bus (FCEB) ‘management system’.