$400m Japan Hydrogen Fund launched with industrial and financing major backing
The first Japan Hydrogen Fund has been launched with over $400m committed by Japanese industrial and financing majors, along with TotalEnergies.
The first Japan Hydrogen Fund has been launched with over $400m committed by Japanese industrial and financing majors, along with TotalEnergies.
The Canadian fuel cell firm said the measures were necessary to reduce corporate spending to maintain balance sheet strength as the adoption of hydrogen technology continues to face delays.
The Scottish National Investment Bank has joined a Series C financing round in ZeroAvia, extending the total value to $150m.
Extreme H’s Pioneer 25 has become the “first” hydrogen racing car to successfully pass mandatory FIA crash tests ahead of the inaugural season next year (2025).
Stellantis is set to unveil an Opel-branded fuel cell-powered Movano Hydrogen later this month as the French automotive major deepens its hydrogen mobility ambitions.
BMW plans to launch its first series production fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) in 2028 as part of its collaboration with Toyota Motor Corporation.
As the hydrogen mobility sector grapples with challenges in refuelling infrastructure, INEOS Inovyn’s Dirk Dupon believes that the ongoing Daimler Truck trials will underscore the critical need for expanded hydrogen refuelling stations across Europe.
Toyota Motor Corporation and Hyundai Motor Group will explore opportunities for hydrogen-powered vehicle collaboration, according to reports.
Hypermotive and Honda have unveiled a scalable hydrogen fuel cell power system designed for maritime applications.
Hexagon Purus Maritime has received a €2.5m ($2.7m) order for its compressed hydrogen fuel system from Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain.
