Mission Innovation 2.0 is set to accelerate frontiers of clean renewable energy and drive down the cost of technologies today (June 2) starting with power systems, clean hydrogen and shipping.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Orkney Islands, Scotland to learn more about Proton Motor’s hydrogen fuel cell system that can provide 75kW of electric and thermal clean power to vessels.
The Hamburg green hydrogen hub has today (May 28) been included in the German Federal Ministry of Economics’ shortlist of projects under consideration for funding under the Important Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEI) program.
Sailcargo and Ad Astra have joined forces to promote the development and implementation of hydrogen fuel cells for the maritime industry in Costa Rica.
Estonian start-up company PowerUP Energy Technologies last week launched the first hydrogen cabinet with ambitions to support the hydrogen infrastructure in the country.
Norwegian green hydrogen is set to be imported to the UK market following a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Port of Cromarty, Scotland.
PowerCell Sweden has unveiled an industrialised high-power fuel cell module, with low weight and a compact format, for the electrification of marine applications.
Hyzon Motors today (May 20) said it has joined a new Dutch initiative in Utrecht that is aiming to deploy 1,800 hydrogen vehicles and up to 10 hydrogen refilling stations by 2050.
A world first centre dedicated to testing the marinisation of hydrogen systems for small to medium vessels is set to be established in Cornwall – an area of the UK renowned for its maritime history.
Three hydrogen industry experts came together this afternoon (May 19) to discuss various hydrogen applications in alternative transport including winter tourism, aviation and maritime.
