German automotive giant Mercedes-Benz has signed a binding agreement with H2 Green Steel for the delivery of 50,000 tonnes of hydrogen-produced steel to its European production facility, with eyes on a North American expansion.
Six labour unions in California, US, have called on the state Governor and legislative leaders to allocate 30% of the state’s Clean Transportation Plan Funds to help build 1,000 hydrogen refuelling stations.
Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) North America has announced Shinichi Yasui will be appointed Chief Project Leader for Hydrogen Factory at TMC.
Carburos Metálicos has installed a laboratory in Tarragona, Spain, to analyse the quality of hydrogen used to power fuel cells in electric hydrogen vehicles.
TECO 2030 and AVL have successfully completed a feasibility study for developing and industrialising a one size fits all fuel cell system for hydrogen-powered trucks.
The Automobile Club de l’Quest (ACO) has announced hydrogen technologies will be welcomed at the 24 hours race meeting of Le Mans by 2025-2026.
First Hydrogen’s light commercial vehicles (LCVs) are currently being trialled by Rivus, and earlier this month the company announced they’re performing ‘better than expected.’
Extreme E has announced half of its grid now has a Racing for All candidate as part of their racing team following the launch of the initiative last year.
H2X Global has been awarded a contract worth up to SEK 240m ($22m) by Renova for its hydrogen-powered commercial trucks.
Day two at the H2 View London Summit kicked off with a reassuring positive with delegates hearing there are “tens of thousands” of fuel cell cars on the road, mostly in Korea and California.
