Commercial transport

Leading gas and engineering company BOC, a Linde company, and bp Australia have announced a new agreement to build a hydrogen refuelling station at the bp Truckstop in Lytton, Queensland.

New Zealand-based zero-emissions transition company Fabrum, a developer of mission-critical technology solutions for global industries, is partnering with New Zealand’s largest heavy transport company H.W. Richardson (HWR) to decarbonise its transport fleet with hydrogen.

Hydrogen combustion engines for heavy-duty commercial vehicles are set to be the centre of a new partnership in an effort to clean up mobility.

A £5m ($5.9m) investment, announced on Tuesday (July 5), is set establish a low carbon research centre in Leicester, UK, bringing with it testing infrastructure for hydrogen-powered vehicles.

A report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has said that competitive production and infrastructure are critical to win the ‘hydrogen race’.

Today (July 7) marks one week until H2 View’s North American Hydrogen Summit in partnership with the California Fuel Cell Partnership on July 14-15 at the Grand Hyatt, San Francisco, US.

Shell Nederland BV and Shell Overseas Investments BV, subsidiaries of Shell, have made the final investment decision (FID) to build Europe’s ‘largest’ renewable hydrogen plant in the Netherlands.

As Estonia continues to grapple with the energy crisis facing Europe, the country looks to develop the ‘first’ nationwide Hydrogen Valley with a coalition of public and private partners.

Hydrolux has today (July 5) unveiled its plan which hopes to kick-start refuelling for heavy-duty hydrogen-powered trucks in Quebec, Canada.

Following on from the launch of its first hydrogen-electric truck, Tevva Motors has today (July 5) revealed a multi-year supply agreement with Loop Energy to deliver fuel cells for the production of its new truck.