Author: Anela Dokso

Element 2 and Riversimple are expanding their partnership focusing on the widespread usage of hydrogen vehicles through the expansion of a comprehensive refuelling infrastructure.

Humboldt Transit Authority adds hydrogen buses and fuelling station By using a $38.7 million grant, the Humboldt Transit Authority is building a hydrogen fuelling station and purchasing 11 cutting-edge hydrogen buses, which is a major step towards sustainable transportation in Humboldt County.The Transit Authority (HTA) in Humboldt County has adopted hydrogen technology. This action demonstrates the region’s commitment to increasing the effectiveness of public transit and is a major step forward for its green initiatives. MaserFrakt vehicles will be refueled at Hynion’s refueling facilities The hydrogen-powered vehicle that MaserFrakt recently received will be refueled at Hynion’s refueling facilities located in…

Hamburg emerges as a leader in the European hydrogen market, spearheading innovative projects to accelerate the transition to green energy and combat climate change.

SK Ecoplant and CSCEC announce a $2 billion investment to establish a green hydrogen and ammonia plant in the Suez Canal Economic Zone.

Hyundai Motor finds itself at a crossroads as it contemplates increased financial commitments to salvage Hydrogen Energy Network (HyNet), a struggling operator of hydrogen charging stations.

Levidian is set to redefine sustainability with its hydrogen project designed for United Utilities, the UK’s largest listed water company.

ZeroAvia has been chosen as one of three companies to spearhead the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) Hydrogen Challenge Sandbox initiative.

Natural Power, in collaboration with Tecnoambiente, will support the development of environmentally impactful studies for the H2Med hydrogen corridor project.

India has inaugurated the country’s maiden green hydrogen project in the stainless steel sector.

Europe’s ambitious green hydrogen initiatives faced a setback as Everfuel reported a “quality issue” in equipment provided by Norwegian electrolyser manufacturer Nel, further delaying the commissioning of the 20MW HySynergy 1 project in Fredericia, Denmark.