Author: Anela Dokso

Hyundai Motor Co., a leading automaker from South Korea, has recently strengthened its presence in the eco-friendly commercial vehicle market of the United States through a strategic partnership with California.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Uniper have recently announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing collaboration in the green hydrogen sector.

Two Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) projects, namely Catalina and Madoqua, have successfully secured funding grants through the European Hydrogen Bank’s first auction.

Bergen Engines works on Norway’s longest hydrogen ferry connection The world’s largest hydrogen boats will be powered by four generating sets from Bergen Engines, a Norwegian power solutions provider, and will operate on Norway’s longest ferry connection, which runs from Bodø to Lofoten. Low carbon Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) will power the C25:33L8A generating sets, which will supply backup power to the hydrogen fuel cells that power the vessel’s propulsion system. These new ferries are expected to be delivered in 2026 and will run on a hybrid fuel blend consisting of 15% biofuel from Bergen’s C25:33 engines and 85% hydrogen…

Rystad Energy’s recent analysis raises critical questions about the feasibility of transitioning Europe’s steelmaking industry to greener alternatives using green hydrogen.

In a recent interview with H2 Energy News, Lennie Klebanoff, a leading scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, sheds light on hydrogen storage and fuel cell technology.

Plug Power Inc. has gained the first international safety and performance certification in Korea for electrolyzer production, opening up the commercial sale of its systems in the Korean market.

In a recent interview with H2 Energy News, Lennie Klebanoff, a leading scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, sheds light on hydrogen storage and fuel cell technology.

Yamaha Motor Corporation unveiled its hydrogen-powered golf car at the Yamaha Marine Innovation Center in Georgia.

Ukraine intends to construct 10 GW of renewable hydrogen capacity, targeting the strong demand from the European Union (EU).