Mobility

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicle company Hyzon Motors has officially launched in Australia.

The Dutch ports of Amsterdam, Den Helder and Groningen have presented a joint position paper to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy on their plans to become Europe’s leading hydrogen hub.

Industry leaders, campaign groups and academics have today called on the UK’s Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to create the country’s first all-hydrogen bus town.

Last month, H2 View shared the Energy Observer’s changes to its 2020 programme due to the coronavirus pandemic, but in an exciting update the team behind the vessel has announced the first crew change.

The All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hydrogen has today launched an inquiry into how the UK’s hydrogen sector can help support the country’s economic recovery.

To secure political advocacy for the UK’s hydrogen sector, we need to make the positive case for hydrogen in our economic and social recovery, and to provide parliamentarians with the information they need to make...

Sydney’s bus fleet is set to be transitioned to zero emissions as Transport for New South Wales (NSW) reveals it is exploring multiple trials of battery electric and hydrogen technology.

Since 1919, Cummins has turned challenges into opportunities. We’re always looking for new solutions to power a more prosperous world — but the world has changed a lot since Cummins first opened for business.

In an ongoing project that will last until the end of 2021, five original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and various suppliers have joined forces to bring key technologies to manufacture fuel cell stacks for hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Hexagon Composites and Chinese energy equipment manufacturer Cimc Enric are joining forces to accelerate zero emission hydrogen transportation in China and Southeast Asia.