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The hydrogen sector is gathering increasing momentum. Hydrogen can be used, at scale, to decarbonise processes currently used in industry.

Williams Advanced Engineering (WAE) has joined forces with global mining company Anglo American to support the development of its hydrogen-powered 290-tonne hybrid electric mining haul truck – which is set to be the world’s largest...

Infraserv Höchst has joined the Clean Energy Partnership (CEP), a cross-industry initiative working across all sectors to activate the market for mobility with hydrogen and fuel cells in the interests of a sustainable energy turnaround.

Tech company Auve Tech and the University of Tartu are developing a hydrogen-powered self-driving vehicle, expected to be completed by mid-2021.

With a common ambition to realise zero emission shipping, French container transportation and shipping company CMA CGM has joined forces with Energy Observer.

The Aberdeen Hydrogen Centre in Scotland will open its doors to the public next month as part of Climate Week North East.

When it comes to material handling equipment or even automobiles and factories, hydrogen fuel cells have proven to be a realistic replacement for today’s conventional means of powering machinery and equipment, says Trinton Castetter, Product...

When French train manufacturer Alstom first presented its Coradia iLint hydrogen train concept in 2016, it was a world first.

Belfast is set to become the first city in Ireland to have double-decker hydrogen-powered buses in the first major step to decarbonise Northern Ireland’s public transport to zero emissions by 2040.

H2 Mobility Deutschland yesterday opened its latest hydrogen station in Heidelberg, bringing the total number of stations in Germany to 82.