To help meet its goal of being 100% fossil-free by 2040, Volvo Group has opened its first dedicated fuel cell test lab at the Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) Technical Centre in Eskilstuna, Sweden.
A world first centre dedicated to testing the marinisation of hydrogen systems for small to medium vessels is set to be established in Cornwall – an area of the UK renowned for its maritime history.
Three hydrogen industry experts came together this afternoon (May 19) to discuss various hydrogen applications in alternative transport including winter tourism, aviation and maritime.
PowerUP Energy Technologies, in collaboration with Alexela, has unveiled the first-ever smart hydrogen cabinet today (May 19) at Alexela’s refuelling station at the Kakumäe harbour in Tallinn, Estonia.
Chart Industries has entered into a strategic partnership with Cryomotive, through which it will develop the company’s cryogenic storage and refuelling technology to support the hydrogen station and refuelling market.
The Spanish Hydrogen Association (AeH2) has signed a new collaborative agreement with Tecniberia to generate synergies for the energy sector and promote renewable hydrogen.
Solar Foods is currently developing the “world’s most sustainable food” using hydrogen, the company said at the Generation Hydrogen event today (May 19).
The Forze Hydrogen Racing team wants to compete in GT class races, competing against the likes of Porsche and Lamborghini.
Coventry University is building a new £2m ($2.8m) hydrogen fuel cell development facility that will support the UK in its bid to become a leader in sustainable mobility.
In an Australian first, renewable hydrogen will be delivered to 700 homes in Mitchell Park, when Australian Gas Networks (AGN) switches on its electrolyser at Hydrogen Park South Australia (HyP SA) today (May 19).
