General Motor’s Fuel Cell Chief Charlie Freese shares the company’s rich history in hydrogen fuel cells with H2 View’s Editor Joanna Sampson, highlighting that the technology’s future potential is not only across land, sea and...
H2 View’s Molly Burgess and Joanna Sampson take a deep dive into the hydrogen mobility market in North America, and look at the cars, buses, planes and trains servicing the region today.
A future where buses, trains, trucks, cars, home heating and farm machinery run on zero emission hydrogen fuel – that’s all part of the new hydrogen hub vision unveiled on Wednesday (14th April) for Edmonton,...
Offering the only hydrogen-powered SUV in the US market, Hyundai Motor Company prides itself in its commitment to clean energy and fuel cell stack technology.
Nikola, IVECO and OGE have joined forces to develop hydrogen fuelling solutions in Germany to help progress the growth and deployment of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) in alignment with European policy and industry needs.
Hopium this week announced it has integrated blockchain technology at the source of the development of its hydrogen-powered luxury vehicle – which the French car manufacturer says is a first in the automotive industry.
Toyota is set to introduce a leasing programme for its new-generation hydrogen-powered Mirai in Australia in a bid to increase popularity for the zero-emission vehicle.
With the announcement today (14th April), Aeristech, a lead designer of advanced motor systems, will utilise the £5.15m ($7m) from a funding round, to drive forward the company’s e-boost technologies for hydrogen fuel cell, hybrid-electric...
A leader in the fuel cell vehicle space since the beginning, offering the first fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) in the US, Honda has long believed in hydrogen as a clean fuel and its role...
The Scottish National Party (SNP) will increase funding for the decarbonisation of the transportation sector in addition to targeting a 5GW hydrogen production capacity by 2030, should the party be re-elected.
