Fuel cell cars remain expensive, partly because the technology behind them is still relatively costly. Driving down those costs while enhancing performance are among the main goals of the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking...
European petrol station operator AVIA has opened the first hydrogen fulling station in the canton of Zürich, Switzerland.
Energy storage company Corvus Energy will develop and produce sustainable, large-scale maritime-certified hydrogen fuel cell systems, with technology supplied by Toyota.
When a fleet of hydrogen-powered double decker buses hit the streets of Aberdeen, Scotland last week, it was a world first.
PAO NOVATEK and Uniper will develop an integrated hydrogen production, transportation and supply chain in Russia and Western Europe as part of a new partnership.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and Enel Foundation will share data and insights about the development of the green hydrogen economy in a bid to advance the energy transition.
Temporary power generation firm Aggreko is investing in hydrogen-ready engines and fuel cells in preparation for rapid exploitation as the technology becomes available at scale.
Spain’s first green hydrogen-powered prototype train which is expected to be ready in 2023 will feature Hexagon Purus technology.
Toyobo Film Solutions’ sealant based on its Teonex™ for fuel cells has been adopted for use in the latest model of the Toyota Mirai eco-car.
As part of an effort to offer hydrogen mobility solutions, Dutch energy solutions company Frames has acquired a 50% ownership stake in Twinning Energy.
