Enapter has today revealed plans to build its first mass-production facility for AEMs in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, as it moves closer to its goal of making green hydrogen affordable and accessible to all.
French President Emmanuel Macron met today (13th Oct) with German Chancellor Angela Merkel to discuss a joint approach on hydrogen.
Lower Austria Mobility Councillor Ludwig Schleritzko and State Secretary Magnus Brunner, have viewed the Alstom iLint hydrogen-powered train in Wiener Neustadt, Austria.
Hydrogen East, a business-led network launched to promote the role of East Anglia as a UK hydrogen cluster, will next week host a webinar to showcase its progress and outline its workplan moving forward.
A cross-industry discussion on Düsseldorf’s hydrogen future was held yesterday between Prime Minister Armin Laschet, Professor. Dr. Andrea Pinkwart and CEOs of North Rhine-Westphalian companies.
Linde Material Handling has unveiled its first hydrogen-powered forklift fleet.
Switzerland’s second biggest supermarket chain Coop has taken delivery of one of the world’s first mass-produced hydrogen trucks, XCIENT Fuel Cell.
ArcelorMittal Europe will this year offer its first green steel solutions it its customers, as the company starts to integrate hydrogen technologies into its steelmaking process.
Cell Impact has opened a new factory in Karlskoga, Sweden, for the production of custom-design metal bipolar flow plates for the hydrogen fuel cell market.
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg will kickstart the International Conference on Maritime Hydrogen and Marine Energy tomorrow, and H2 View will be bringing you live coverage of the two-day event.
