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The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) today launched its Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Observatory (FCHO).

Poland’s hydrogen hub in the city of Włocławek is one step closer, as PKN ORLEN begins its search for a contractor to develop the project.

Engineered solutions company Frames has been awarded a contract to supply a hydrogen recovery and purification system for the MOL Group’s Dunube Refinery, located in Százhalombatta, near Budapest.

Scotland’s greener railway ambitions are powering ahead with its hydrogen-powered train set to be the centrepiece of the upcoming global COP 26 conference.

Polish grid operator Gaz-System has joined the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance.

In just under a month, the International Conference on Maritime Hydrogen and Marine Energy will go ahead digitally, under the theme “Making Green Waves – Solutions for the Future”.

The Founder of Green Tomato Cars, Europe’s largest fleet of hydrogen vehicles, has said that London should seize the opportunity to rid itself of ‘The Big Smoke’ tag by increasing its number of hydrogen refuelling...

Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2), a UK-based developer of hydrogen-based solutions, has appointed Michael Rich as a new Product Manager.

The international Energy Agency (IEA) yesterday published its Energy Technology Perspectives 2020 report, stating that hydrogen will clearly have a role to play in decarbonising industries where the direct use of electricity would be challenging.

French automotive supplier Plastic Omnium will develop and manufacture hydrogen storage systems for Dutch manufacturer VDL, as part of a European project aiming to deploy 16 hydrogen fuel cell trucks at four sites in Europe.