A programme which sets out the next steps to develop the UK hydrogen (H2) vehicle market has launched – and will provide up to £23m of new grant funding until 2020 to support the growth...
Norway’s largest convenience goods wholesaler, Asko, together with commercial vehicle manufacturer, Scania, is to start testing trucks with an electric powertrain.
Hyundai Motors allows sneak preview of its next generation fuel cell vehicle which isn’t due to launch until early next year.
An event highlighting the importance of applying fuel cell buses for the future of clean green public transport will be held in Copenhangan next month.
The Linde Group has been awarded with the engineering and supply of a modular hydrogen (H2) manufacturing unit for St1 Refinery in Gothenburg, Sweden.
Linde North America Inc., has successfully commenced supplying ultra-high purity hydrogen (H2) and steam to WACKER for its polysilicon plant located in Chareston, Tennessee.
Composite cylinder specialist Hexagon Composites has announced it has received a contract worth more than $10m to produce compressed hydrogen (H2) cylinders for new fuel cell electric vehicles.
Toshiba Corporation, Tohoku Electric Power Co. and Iwatani Corporation have announced they will construct and operate a large-scale hydrogen (H2) energy system in Japan, based on a 10,000 kilowat class H2 production facility.
RTS Africa Engineering is offering a highly versatile hand-held detection device to serve as a valuable safety aid in hydrogen (H2) gas detection within battery charging stations in underground mines.
The California Energy Commission (CEC) has awarded more than $16m to Houston, Texas-based Equilon Enterprises LLC, which does business as Shell Oil Products US, to develop seven new hydrogen (H2) stations in Northern California.
