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The premier of Sarawak, Abang Johari Tun Openg, has expressed optimism about scientific innovation reducing hydrogen production costs.
Cavendish is joining forces with Hoerbiger, a move that promises to transform hydrogen refuelling infrastructure significantly.
Omani-Polish researchers are exploring how to generate hydrogen from wastewater in a groundbreaking study named WASTE4H2.
California is making a bold move toward a zero-emission transportation future with hydrogen fuel.
The push for sustainable energy sources has taken a significant leap in La Guajira with the allocation of more resources for a new green hydrogen plant.
In an important move for the hydrogen industry, Poland has announced a tender for the construction of a new bus depot and accompanying infrastructure, including a hydrogen fueling station.
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has taken an interest in the potential of natural hydrogen in Québec, a region rich in natural resources.
TTCL Public Company, a Thai engineering firm, has entered into a significant contract worth approximately THB1.2 billion (USD 32 million) with the US-based Monolith Company.
Volvo Penta, in collaboration with CMB.Tech, has developed a hydrogen dual fuel engine based on the EU Stage V D8 platform, aiming to reduce emissions while transitioning to sustainable energy sources.
Lhyfe, a French company specializing in the production of renewable green hydrogen, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with German hydrogen mobility provider KEYOU.
