bp North America has today (February 16) announced its entry into US convenience and mobility services, agreeing to purchase TravelCenters of America (TA) with plans of expanding refuelling services including hydrogen.
Scotland and Wales have seen a lot of development towards reaching hydrogen goals over the past year.
US hydrogen infrastructure solutions provider GenH2 has partnered with Norwegian-based Hydrogen Solutions (HYDS) for the production of liquid green hydrogen in Norway and the Nordic market.
Airbus, Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), Air New Zealand, Hiringa Energy, Fabrum, and Christchurch Airport have all partnered to support the commercial deployment of green hydrogen-powered aircraft in New Zealand.
German hydrogen mobility start-up Cryomotive and French industrial group Fives have partnered to jointly develop and validate a cryogenic pump for heavy-duty hydrogen refuelling stations.
NASA on Wednesday (December 7) revealed it had awarded a $75m contract to Air Products for the supply of 3,400 tonnes of liquid hydrogen to support its operations.
GKN Aerospace and advanced research institute, IAAPS have announced a strategic partnership to develop and validate hydrogen technology solutions for aviation propulsion.
Babcock & Wilcox (B&W) has today (December 1) announced it will collaborate with Chart Industries on deploying economic low-carbon hydrogen production and liquefaction technology.
In pursuit of enabling liquid hydrogen-powered flight, Airbus and ArianeGroup have today (November 30) announced they will work together to build the ‘first’ liquid hydrogen refuelling facility for ZEROe aircraft at Toulouse, Blagnac airport, France.
Standardisation across hydrogen refuelling is set to be at the centre of a new think tank, launched by the UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (UK HFCA) today (November 23).
