Intelligent Energy expands to Japan through partnership with Intralink
Intelligent Energy will begin marketing its hydrogen technologies in Japan after securing a new partnership with Intralink.
Intelligent Energy will begin marketing its hydrogen technologies in Japan after securing a new partnership with Intralink.
A company spokesperson told H2 View the firm’s Norwegian production plans are now at an “uncertain stage,” and will remain so until there are “clear incentives and support from government.”
Siltrax has launched the next phase of development for its silicon-based fuel cell technology following a $10m investment round.
HDF Energy is narrowing its hydrogen project development focus as it looks to steady finances.
Hyundai Motor Company and Škoda Group have agreed to jointly explore hydrogen fuel cell-powered mobility solutions.
General Motors (GM) and Hyundai Motor Company will collaborate on passenger and commercial vehicle production which could rely on hydrogen technologies.
H3 Dynamics will work with Oxford’s Qdot Technology to develop a hydrogen-powered, long-range vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft.
GreenWaste will begin using a hydrogen fuel cell-powered refuse collections truck in North America supplied by Hyzon and New Way Trucks.
Hyzon has begun production on its Class 8 200kW fuel cell electric truck (FCET) which will be powered by hydrogen.
HPDI Technology has officially launched into the hydrogen market as Cespira, as it begins to make its technology available on a global scale.
