Spain to become major green hydrogen exporter to Europe, with domestic production double that of local demand by 2030
Spain is likely to have more than double the green hydrogen production capacity compared to domestic demand by 2030, according...
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‘We have sold more than 700 hydrogen-powered buses since 2019’
Bus manufacturer Solaris has announced this week that since launching its first fuel-cell electric bus (FCEB) in 2019, it has...
Italy to spend €550m to help industrial giants switch from fossil fuels to green hydrogen
Italy has been cleared to hand out up to €550m ($596m) of direct grants to help its industrial giants switch...
Spain funds plan to develop world’s first hydrogen-electric hybrid train capable of speeds of over 250km/h
A plan to retrofit a high-speed tilting train with hydrogen fuel cells and batteries so it can operate on parts...
Europe’s first offshore hydrogen pilot saw electrolyser performance ‘as high as on land’
French developer Lhyfe has announced results of its pilot floating offshore hydrogen platform, which was tested for six months in...
Ten years in the making | GM and Honda begin mass production of hydrogen fuel cells at Michigan factory
Auto giants General Motors (GM) and Honda yesterday (Thursday) started mass production of their hydrogen fuel cell systems at their...
‘Airlines are not willing to pay a premium for green hydrogen-based e-kerosene’: report
Many international airlines are shying away from paying a premium for e-kerosene made from green hydrogen, which is putting the...
South Korea passes 1GW of hydrogen fuel cells installed for power, but ‘market not gaining momentum’
South Korea has become the first country to pass the 1GW mark for fuel cells installed for power generation. The...
Barcelona to become Spain’s largest hydrogen bus operator after placing €23.4m order with manufacturer Solaris
The city of Barcelona is to become the largest operator of hydrogen buses in Spain after placing a €23.4m order...
The Hydrogen Revolution: Reliability, Sustainability, and Grid Stability
The US is currently facing challenges that test our electrical infrastructure’s resilience, stability, and security. Aging equipment, extreme weather conditions,...
Dutch province’s first hydrogen train tender attracts zero bids
No train manufacturers have bid into the Dutch province of Groningen’s first tender for four hydrogen-powered trains. These trains were...
Bright idea | Novel technology that uses light rather than heat to crack ammonia into hydrogen goes on sale
US start-up Syzygy Plasmonics says it has started accepting orders for “the world’s first light-powered reactor cell for industrial chemical...
