Fuel Cell Technology

The Centre for Advance Low Carbon Propulsion Systems (C-ALPS) technology will help support a €7m ($8.47m) hydrogen-powered mass passenger coaches project ‘CoacHyfied’ it has been revealed today (June 4).

Doosan Heavy has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today (June 3) with Korea East-West Power, Ulsan Metropolitan City and SK Gas for a hydrogen gas turbine demonstration project.

Hyzon Motors has revealed definitive purchase agreements today (June 3) to supply a total of 20 hydrogen fuel cell trucks to major Dutch company subsidiaries Jan Bakker Transport and Millenaar & van Schaik.

Plug Power and the Renault Group have today (June 3) launched a joint venture to market turnkey hydrogen mobility solutions, including fuel cell-powered-light commercial vehicles and the supporting infrastructure, in Europe.

Grupo Antolin has revealed today (June 3) that it is studying the potential of carbon nanofibres in improving the efficiency, durability and cost of hydrogen fuel cells.

CMB.TECH will launch a new hydrogen truck and open the first multimodal hydrogen refuelling station in Antwerp, Belgium, today (June 3) that produces green hydrogen.

An Australian startup has developed a new solution that is capable of turning wastewater from brewing beer into hydrogen that can then be used to power the brewery or as fuel for vehicles.

Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology have revealed development of a virtual technology toolkit for bipolar plate production for fuel cells.

HTEC, Chart Industries and Canada’s Trade Commissioner Service will sponsor the World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) on June 20 to 24.

Hyzon Motors will deliver 70 of its hydrogen fuel cell trucks to Austrian supermarket chain MPREIS with the first delivery set to be made in 2021.