Daimler Truck secures German support to drive liquid hydrogen truck innovation
Daimler Truck has secured €226m ($238m) from the German government for the development, small-series production and customer deployment of 100 hydrogen fuel cell trucks.
Daimler Truck has secured €226m ($238m) from the German government for the development, small-series production and customer deployment of 100 hydrogen fuel cell trucks.
A recent EU report has revealed that Europe is facing a significant shortfall in achieving its 2030 hydrogen production and electrolyser capacity targets, with a gap of up to 12.8 million tonnes.
Despite the collapse of the German three-party coalition government, the potential of the nation’s hydrogen industry remains robust according to Charles River Associates’ (CRA) Dieter Keller-Giessbach.
UK Oil & Gas (UKOG) has raised £500,000 ($632,000) from investors to purchase land in East Yorkshire for a salt cavern hydrogen storage site.
A hydrogen-powered train in South America is expected to begin operations on the Antofagasta-Bolivia railway network.
Researchers at the University of York have developed a method to produce hydrogen and capture carbon dioxide using organic waste as a feedstock.
The French government has provided funding to develop hydrogen production and import facilities at the port of Le Havre, reportedly representing around €1.6bn ($1.69bn) of investment.
Spain’s Exolum has begun testing the storage and transport of green hydrogen at a commercial scale on existing natural gas infrastructure in the UK.
Poland’s Gaz-System has been awarded EU funding to support the development of the Pomeranian Green Hydrogen Cluster project, designed to serve Poland and Germany.
ESB will investigate green hydrogen production in Ireland and potential export routes to Germany under a new partnership between the two nations, known as HYreland.
