Members of Our Transportation Future (OTF) joined 300 state lawmakers, business leaders, transportation experts, and public figures at a regional public workshop in Baltimore, Maryland, helping to develop low-carbon investment strategies for the Transportation &...
Homes in New South Wales, Australia could be powered by hydrogen in the near future as energy infrastructure company Jemena today confirmed it had purchased the state’s first electrolyser.
A consortium of companies are investing €17m in a German firm developing a sustainable technology for storing hydrogen.
GenCell, a fuel cell manufacturer which offers clean power, has launched a video exploring its A5 fuel cell, a fuel cell which generates hydrogen from liquid ammonia.
The Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association’s (CHFCA) board of directors has appointed Mark Kirby as the organisation’s new President and CEO, effective 19th August (2019).
The newly elected Danish Government has firmly reinforced the country’s position as a green leader setting the ambitious goal of a 70% reduction in emissions by 2030.
Nel Hydrogen Inc, a subsidiary of Nel ASA, has been selected by the Department of Energy (DOE) for negotiations on $2m funding to develop hydrogen compression technology for heavy duty vehicles.
The US Department of Energy will invest $50m for new and innovative research of technologies for trucks and off-road vehicles, including the fuels that power them such as hydrogen and fuel cells.
The Italian city of Bolzano has ordered 12 hydrogen buses from bus manufacturer Solaris as it invests in “modern and clean” public transport.
This time next year the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Summer Games will be underway, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) is hoping to leave a hydrogen society as its legacy.
