Fuel Cell Technology

German auto supplier Mahle is set to investigate new fuel cells and zero-emission engines at its new €2m ($2.4m) test centre in Stuttgart, Germany, dedicated to hydrogen research.

Germany’s 92nd hydrogen refuelling station is open for business, moving the country closer to its goal of having 100 stations by the middle of 2021.

A Loughborough, UK project researching hydrogen storage for vehicles is among 22 studies set to benefit from a share of £30m ($41m) government funding.

Six UK firms are spearheading a project to deliver what they say will be the world’s first truly green passenger carrying airline service using hydrogen fuel cell technology – and a hydrogen fuel cell-powered flying...

When Terry Howe moved to British Columbia to join Ballard Power Systems for a two-year period, never did he imagine that 26 years later he’d still be with the company loving what he’s doing, developing...

Hydrogen fuel cell electric buses and fuelling technologies were the focus today (29th March) at the Zero Emission Bus Technology & Transit Operation Conference, hosted by the Canadian Urban Transit Research & Innovation Consortium (CUTRIC).

Glasgow, Scotland will be home to the world’s largest fleet of hydrogen-powered bin lorries.

Chinese heavy machinery maker Sany Group showcased its hydrogen fuel cell technology development and integration highlighting the company’s recent fuel cell-powered dump truck and what is believed to be the world’s first fuel cell-powered mixer...

In a Victorian first, Toyota today (29th March) unveiled a new AUS$7.4m ($5.67m) hydrogen centre in Altona which will pave the way for the Japanese car giant’s hydrogen-powered Mirai to enter the Australian market.

SFC Energy will supply Leosphere, a Vaisala company, with its EFOY fuel cells to provide customers from the wind industry with an important tool for data collection of wind farm suitability areas.