In their study published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, N.I. Shchurov, S.I. Dedov, and A.A. Shtang focus on developing a simulation model for hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
Author: Anela Dokso
This research titled “Study of Magnetic Vibrations in Hydrogen Electric Vehicles” by authors D.Y. Babitsky and D.M. Toporkov, explores the potential of hydrogen-powered vehicles to reduce carbon emissions and the use of specific types of electric motors to achieve this.
ArcelorMittal Poland is advancing its hydrogen initiatives with the construction of a new hydrogen plant specifically for its galvanizing lines.
Hydrogen Europe, the leading organization for the European hydrogen industry, made significant strides in international collaboration by signing Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with India and Chile.
Syensqo has unveiled an innovative fluoro-ionomer designed specifically for hydrogen applications. This new material is set to transform the hydrogen energy sector with its advanced properties and eco-friendly nature.
Haffner Energy has officially opened its hydrogen production, testing, and training center in Champagne, France.
The RATCH Group, AIF Group, and Ronitron Co. have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a green hydrogen and ammonia project using clean energy sources in Laos.
Stiesdal is set to expand its innovative wind-inspired hydrogen electrolysis concept globally.
Stadtwerke Stuttgart, a German municipal utility, has secured an additional EUR 5 million in funding for its hydrogen initiative in Stuttgart. This funding supports the HydroPulse Stuttgart subproject, which entails building two refuelling stations, acquiring three fuel cell vehicles, and installing a high-temperature fuel cell at the new energy campus of Stadtwerke Stuttgart. The Stuttgart Region Association is providing the EUR 5 million, covering nearly half of the project’s anticipated EUR 11 million total cost. This financial support is crucial for advancing the region’s hydrogen infrastructure and technology. Beyond HydroPulse, Stuttgart’s hydrogen initiative includes other projects like the Green Hydrogen…
Germany has long aimed to establish itself as a leader in the clean hydrogen economy, viewing hydrogen as essential for decarbonizing its industrial sectors, power generation, and transportation.
