With the second week of COP26 in full swing, today (Nov 11) marks the Cities, Regions and Built Environmentagenda in which innovative technologies and projects will be showcased to promote sustainable, greener lifestyles in urban...
I feel like I’ve been saying this relentlessly for some time but I still believe it’s true – the UK has the opportunity to lead the world in hydrogen production, but to do that, we...
The largest hydrogen fuelling network in the world is nearing the next stage in its development with FirstElement Fuel being awarded $105m from a Series D funding round, the company said.
Shell New Energies has partnered with Hydro Havrand to explore the potential in developing joint projects that produce hydrogen from renewable electricity, the companies revealed today (Nov 9).
Australia continues to position itself as a leading nation in hydrogen technologies with the Government revealing an expanded A$250m ($185m) Future Fuels Fund investment which includes hydrogen refuelling infrastructure.
Five new hydrogen fuel cell buses are set for California, US, with SunLine Transit Agency ordering further zero-emission vehicles to bolster its capabilities in the state.
H2X Global is expanding its hydrogen fuel cell manufacturing capabilities around the world with the unveiling today (Nov 5) of a new agreement to produce a range of fuel cell vehicles in Malaysia.
Ballard Power Systems has revealed today (Nov 4) that a further 40 hydrogen fuel cell electric buses will be deployed across Europe in 2022.
Hydrogen is set to support yet another Olympic games, with the opening of a new hydrogen station in China’s Zhang Jia Kou City which will host the 2022 Winter Games.
The long-awaited 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP26 – is upon us: it needs to be a turning point for meaningful international action on climate change.
