The UK Government has published multiple strategies in recent months outlining its approach to decarbonising the way we live, work and travel. These strategies have included decarbonising transport; developing a thriving low carbon hydrogen sector...
Holthausen Clean Technology made headlines in 2017 when it converted a battery-electric Tesla Model S into a hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV). Dubbed Project Hesla, the Dutch firm removed the battery pack and replaced...
The urban centres of the future will be much quieter and cleaner places. The grime from decades of diesel fumes and fuel emissions will be gone and the constant drum of internal combustion engines will...
Heavy-duty vehicles, such as trucks, coaches and buses, are responsible for about a quarter of CO2 emissions from road transport in the EU and for some 6% of total EU emissions. Despite some improvements in fuel consumption...
One of the most highly anticipated uses of hydrogen can be observed in the trucking sector, with the clean energy carrier preparing not only to revolutionise this industry, but also to evolutionise it.
It’s a debate that has been hotting up over the past 12 months and here Joanna Sampson asks that exact question to Worcester Bosch’s Martyn Bridges.
Hydrogen has clearly been recognised as a key clean energy carrier that holds the potential to decarbonise multiple hard-to-abate sectors such as transportation, industrial processes and heating. One crucial and unique area of hydrogen’s role...
Here Hystar’s Magnus Thomassen answers the questions H2 View’s readers wanted answered, in this brand-new feature for 2022.
The move to introduce hydrogen as the predominant industrial energy is starting to stimulate major change in the pipeline industry. Plans are accelerating to develop hydrogen backbone grids connecting industrial centres across the UK, Europe...
It’s been described as an “underwhelming” visit because they look like any two typical semi-detached properties that you’d find in the UK today. But these two homes in Gateshead you see pictured couldn’t be more...
