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).
Air Products PRISM Membranes, a division of Tier One company Air Products, has received a colossal order to provide membrane separators to the Ningdong Energy and Chemical Industry Base in China.
H2 Logic, a hydrogen (H2) facilities manufacturer, has delivered yet another H2 fuelling station in Denmark, bringing the country’s total ownership to nine and further expanding its infrastructure.
The ‘Hydrogen Transport Showcase,’ conducted by Aberdeen City Council, will bring local authorities and industry professionals together later this month, to explore achievements made to date and potential opportunities within the hydrogen (H2) sector.
The Linde Group has announced it will support this years’ Shell Eco-marathon (SEM) once again, by supplying participating fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) with hydrogen (H2) exclusively.
NEL Fuel AS (NEL), subsidiary of NEL ASA, has entered a final agreement with fellow Norwegian country Uno-X to rollout a minimum of 20 hydrogen (H2) refuelling stations throughout the Scandinavian country.
The Iwatani Corporation has completed another hydrogen (H2) refuelling station in Japan, bringing its total ownership to 16 across the North Pacific rim country.
With the ever-increasing popularity of hydrogen fuelled cars and the current lack of substantial hydrogen fuelling infrastructure, one dilemma has consistently arisen: the ‘chicken or the egg’ scenario. Which came first, and in this case,...
