Volvo has said the new platform will be “integral” to the its vision toward zero-emissions and will play host “all upcoming technologies,” including battery-electric, fuel cell and ICEs running on renewable fuels including hydrogen.
First Hydrogen has announced it will begin hydrogen-powered vehicle trails with gas distribution network, Wales & West Utilities (WWU).
If we use the different levers of thrifting, iridium will not be a bottleneck to the energy transition, writes Dr. Christian Gebauer, Head of R&D Hydrogen Systems at Heraeus.
TECO 2030 and its 13 partners have begun its second €2.3m ($2.5m) EU Horizon project, the Zero Emission Adriatic Ship (ZEAS).
Simulating a 48-hour back-up power event, the system was integrated into the data centre’s electrical plant to support its critical load.
The agreement is hoped to send a “clear signal” to OEMs, transport operators and users to “steer investments towards innovative zero-emissions technologies,” as many heavy-duty hydrogen vehicle players look to accelerate their European rollout.
Greater Manchester has signed an agreement with Panasonic to deploy hydrogen fuel cell technology across the region.
Solaris Bus & Coach has agreed to supply 19 hydrogen-powered buses to Ruhrbahm GmbH in Essen, Germany.
US hydrogen technology firm Plug Power has revealed plans to sell up to $1bn of its common stock, after revealing growing losses last year (2023).
GenH2 has signed an agreement with the University of Melbourne to provide the Cryostat CS500 simulation platform for cryogenic and hydrogen R&D projects.
