ITM Power, a UK-based clean fuel company, has finalised the sale of a 1MW electrolyser system to German energy business, ZEAG Energie AG, by competitive tender.
The London Hydrogen Network Expansion project (LHNE) has smashed two new distance records for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) in an experiment dubbed the ‘Tour de M25.’
MagneGas Corporation, a Florida-based waste-to-energy company, announced it has purchased an extra 2,000 cylinders to keep up with accelerating demand for its MagneGas® fuel.
Hydrogen Week concluded on Friday 18th March with leading hydrogen (H2) projects showcased in Aberdeen, Scotland.
Oy Woikoski Ab, the oldest industrial and medical gas supplier in Finland, has bagged first prize at the Plootu Fennica competition for the design of its hydrogen (H2) filling station.
A gas recovery system from The Netherlands-based company HyGear, is currently being tested at a Saint-Gobain Glass facility in Herzogenrath, Germany, for reliability and performance.
An amalgamation of Japanese industry leaders has announced the beginning of a public-private partnership to test an end-to-end low-carbon hydrogen (H2) supply chain, aiming to use H2 produced from renewable energy to power forklifts.
Europe’s largest fuel cell bus fleet has celebrated a successful first year in operation with the £21m ($30.2m) green transport project marking its first anniversary on 11th March 2016.
Witt-Gasetechnik, a German gas systems specialist, has built a huge, “unprecedented” testing system for underground explosion prevention in China.
Cryogenics specialist Cryotherm GmbH & Co. KG has been commissioned to equip a new rocket test rig in Germany with supply lines of both liquid hydrogen (LH2) and liquid oxygen (LOX).
