Currently there is growing interest in the prospect of using the existing natural gas infrastructure more extensively to transport hydrogen, and green hydrogen in particular.
Johnson Matthey has joined the Hydrogen Taskforce, a growing cross-industry coalition that wants to establish 100 hydrogen stations in the UK by 2025 and the UK Government to commit £1bn towards hydrogen projects.
XENDEE Corporation and BEST Bioenergy are working to accelerate the adoption of sustainable hydrogen and solar thermal heat supply technologies for microgrid systems.
When we last marked Britain’s Green Gas Day, it is fair to say that the landscape around hydrogen and biomethane was very different to the one we are faced today.
Hexagon Purus and Everfuel are working together to drive the transition to green hydrogen in several European cities.
Australian Vanadium has today (12th Nov) unveiled a raft of green hydrogen objectives including powering its minesite and haulage vehicles with the renewable energy.
Cummins and Navistar International have joined forces to develop a hydrogen-powered Class 8 truck to be integrated into Werner Enterprises’ fleet of delivery vehicles.
Iwatani Corporation of America is collaborating with Toyota Motor North America to bring seven new hydrogen stations to Southern California by mid-2021.
Green Machines has today (11th Nov) unveiled its latest street sweeper powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
Green hydrogen production in Hungary is the focus of a new collaboration between Hy-Hybrid Energy, Goldi Mobility and Eason Industrial Engineering’s Green H2 division.
