Hexagon Purus is continuing its expansion into the Chinese markets with the group set to feature its fuel cell vehicles and hydrogen cylinders at the China International Import Exposition (CIIE).
One of Toyota’s most popular vehicles, the Prius, is set to adopt a hydrogen-fuelled internal combustion engine (ICE) by 2025.
South Korea could be set to benefit from hydrogen trams from 2023 with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy investing ₩42.4bn ($36m) in the project, it revealed today (Sept 23).
The Asia Pacific region will soon benefit from hydrogen produced by Proton Technologies – and prices are set to be very competitive at less than $1/kg.
Gaussin is strengthening its global footprint, having inked a A$16m ($11.6m) deal that will see its hydrogen and electric vehicles manufactured in both Australia and New Zealand.
The Chinese Hydrogen Alliance has today (Sept 22) released a new report that urges the Chinese Government to install at least 100GW of renewable hydrogen electrolysers nationwide to boost the domestic value chain.
Edify Energy has been granted approval to begin development of a new green hydrogen production plant with a capacity of 1GW in Queensland, Australia.
India is strengthening both its development and deployment of hydrogen fuel cell solutions in order to decarbonise light and heavy mobility applications as well as for back-up power.
Hydrogen is going through some very interesting debates at present. Many of them are well ventilated: blue versus green, to blend or not to blend, to burn or not to burn, export versus domestic use,...
New research at Curtin University, Australia, has yielded results that could prove to be a gamechanger for clean hydrogen production.
