Author: Anela Dokso

Toyota makes California office new North American H2HQ The California-based TMNA R&D office will now be known as the company’s new North American Hydrogen Headquarters (H2HQ). For its teams working on everything from research and development to commercialization planning and sales of hydrogen-related products and technologies, the office space at the new H2HQ was recently remodeled. Tenaris presents its novel sealing solution in Rotterdam In Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Tenaris presented its novel sealing solution for high-pressure gaseous hydrogen storage during the World Hydrogen Summit. Providing “robustness and versatility, guaranteeing exceptional gas saleability for high-pressure hydrogen applications,” the THeraTM Seal is…

Bosch Engineering and Ligier Automotive have made headlines with their Ligier JS2 RH2 hydrogen-powered demonstrator vehicle, pushing the boundaries of hydrogen technology in motorsport. Through rigorous testing and development, the vehicle has achieved impressive performance metrics.

Alpine has made a leap in the hydrogen energy sector with the unveiling of the Alpenglow Hy4, a hydrogen-powered prototype that debuted at the Spa 6 Hours event.

Turkey has experienced a significant boost in its renewable energy capacity, with the nation increasingly leaning towards cleaner energy sources.

French industrial group Fives has embarked on the €7.5 million HyGen project in collaboration with CEA and Ècole des Mines de Saint-Etienne.

Biga Hydrogen has partnered with Stargate Hydrogen to integrate the Stellar100 electrolyser stack into a new green hydrogen project in Turkey.

FertigHy, a European producer of low-carbon nitrogen-based fertilizers, has announced the construction of its first factory in Hauts-de-France, Northern France.

GE Vernova’s Power Conversion business and Climate Impact Corporation (CIC) are collaborating to develop modular green hydrogen production systems.

Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei has inaugurated a new hydrogen pilot plant in Kawasaki, Japan.

Hysata, an Australian company, claims to have developed the world’s most efficient electrolyzer, boasting an impressive 95% efficiency.