Author: Anela Dokso

Lange Aviation and Lyte Aviation have embarked on a risk-sharing partnership to launch a prototype hybrid hydrogen-electric powertrain for the anticipated SkyBus LA-44 aircraft by Lyte Aviation.

French hydrogen refueling stations manufacturer, HRS, and the energy transition pioneer, SEVEN, are set to join forces and build up to five hydrogen stations by 2025.

First hydrogen tourist bus starts operating in Gwangyang In Gwangyang, Jeollanam-do, the first hydrogen tourist bus with subsidies was unveiled. Gwangyang City has secured a budget of about KRW 7.1 billion this year to build a hydrogen city (KRW 5.8 billion from national funds, KRW 1.3 billion from provinces and cities). Purchase subsidies of KRW 370 million per hydrogen high-floor bus and KRW 390 million per hydrogen low-floor bus per vehicle will be provided. Putrajaya mobile hydrogen refueling station to open by 2024 Through MOSTI, the government hopes to launch a mobile hydrogen refueling unit (MHRU) pilot project in Putrajaya…

Ferrari has captured the automotive world’s attention with a patent unveiling a hybrid car featuring an inverted internal combustion powerplant fueled by hydrogen.

Oasis Marine has unveiled solutions for offshore hydrogen bunkering and electric charging through specialized mooring buoys. This technology, trialed at the Kelvin Hydronamic Lab in Glasgow, demonstrates the feasibility of connecting vessels to offshore wind farms for on-the-go refueling.

Europe stands at the forefront of the global race towards green hydrogen dominance, fueled by significant investments and ambitious initiatives to decarbonize industries.

Germany’s network of hydrogen filling stations is facing a bumpy road. Recent closures in Koblenz, Derching, and Wuppertal raise concerns about the viability and accessibility of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.

The City of Maricá, located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has taken a step towards sustainable urban mobility with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with HYFIT from France and Ydrogênio from Brazil.

Verdagy, a player in the field of renewable hydrogen electrolysis, has achieved a milestone with Shell’s technical endorsement of its eDynamic electrolyzers.

In a collaboration, atomic-scale semiconductor process technology and clean hydrogen energy now work together to enhance solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) performance, prevalent in energy storage, transportation, and other applications.