Air Products has today (October 6) revealed it plans to invest approximately $500m to build, own, and operate a 35 tonne per day green liquid hydrogen production facility in Massena, New York, US.
The UK Government has launched a £20m ($22.4m) competition for industry to harness the power of hydrogen in new transport project in Tees Valley, UK, with hopes of lowering carbon emissions in a wide range...
The UK Government is funding a consortium to deliver the ‘world’s first’ zero-emission multi-fuel station (ZEMFS) for hydrogen and electric ships.
Haskel Hydrogen Systems Group has made three key appointments to maximise hydrogen growth opportunities and satisfy increasing global demand for its range of refuelling systems.
Having been dubbed by many as the dawn of a new space age, NASA’s ambitions of returning to the moon were spoiled twice in one week, thanks to two liquid hydrogen leaks in its Artemis...
New Zealand-based Fabrum and British engineering consultancy Filton Systems Engineering (FSE) have partnered with GKN Aerospace to accelerate aviation’s shift towards liquid hydrogen fuelled flight.
Take a look at any of the significant developments in decarbonising transportation and specifically maritime markets in the past 12 months, and you’ll see that TECO 2030 is rarely far from the headlines.
Under a $2.9m deal, North Carolina, US-based OneH2 has been awarded a contract to supply hydrogen fuelling equipment for the development of Douglas County Public Utility District’s (PUD) hydrogen terminal and fuelling station in Washington...
A signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) could see the ‘world’s longest’ green and digital corridor established to enable low and zero carbon shipping, with hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels likely to be trialled.
French naval engineering company, Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has been granted two Approvals in Principle (AIP) from classification society DNV, offering hope of progressing the use of liquid hydrogen in the maritime industry.
