The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Hydrogen has today (July 6) released a report urging the UK Government to set ambitious hydrogen targets in forthcoming strategies to reach net zero by 2050.
Hydrogen Europe has today (July 5) released a new position paper on the revision of the carbon emission standards for cars and vans regulation believing it should reinforce global leadership in zero-emission vehicles, particularly hydrogen...
Monash University in collaboration with Geoscience Australia have developed an open-source economic model to assess the financial viability of potential hydrogen operations across Australia.
Freightliner, in partnership with a consortium of specialist suppliers, has secured UK Government funding to develop a dual-fuel hydrogen solution for a Class 66 locomotive.
Europe’s largest polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyser has started operations at Shell’s Energy and Chemicals Park near Cologne producing green hydrogen today (July 2), the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU) said.
Energinet and the Danish Energy Agency have today (July 2) launched a market dialogue to gain increased knowledge about future needs for hydrogen in Denmark.
A number of notable e-mobility industry leaders have urgently called for binding EU targets for charging points and hydrogen stations in a joint letter to the European Commission today (July 2).
Hydrogen Europe and the T&E have called for dedicated support for green e-fuels, such as hydrogen, within the FuelEU Maritime initiative presenting a joint letter to the European Commission.
The Victorian State Government is investing A$9m ($6.7m) to support the construction of a Hycel Technology Hub that includes a fuel cell wing and training facilities for hydrogen application technologies.
Hydrogen Europe has shared a new documentation today (July 1) that suggests several changes that should be made to the existing guarantees of origin (GO) system in the upcoming revision of the RED II.
