Author: Anela Dokso

Sydney’s bustling streets are undergoing a quiet revolution as Transport for NSW embarks on an ambitious journey to transition the state’s bus fleet to zero emissions technology.

Representatives from nine central and eastern European and Baltic states, including Hungary, convened in Paris to inaugurate the 3 Seas Hydrogen Council.

ZeroAvia and flyv have joined forces to explore the potential of powering flyv’s on-demand flight operations with ZeroAvia’s hydrogen-electric engines.

Nel ASA (Nel) has realigned its agreement with Nikola while securing a substantial contract with Fortescue for the supply of electrolyser equipment.

The ever-increasing demand for energy, far surpassing previous predictions, has spurred Duke Energy to amplify its plans for hydrogen-capable natural gas generation in Person County.

Linde, a global industrial gases and engineering company, has made a significant announcement regarding its collaboration with Celanese, a leading chemical and specialty materials company.

Queensland, Australia, is poised to make significant strides in the burgeoning hydrogen industry, with plans underway to introduce a standalone hydrogen act aimed at regulating new production and storage facilities.

JD Logistics, a leading supply chain and logistics service provider in China, has announced a large-scale implementation of hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks.

Plug Power has achieved a significant milestone by completing the first fill of a Plug tanker with liquid green hydrogen at its Woodbine, Georgia production plant.

Eta Space developing liquid hydrogen technology A section of Eta Space, a global leader in cryogenic systems for space applications, is focused on developing liquid hydrogen technology for the coming era of energy. Based on increased demand from commercial customers interested in liquid hydrogen technologies unconnected to space program, this restructuring includes a new logo and tagline. TECO 2030 and Umoe Mandal submit fuel cell vessel design for preliminary clearance The world’s first fuel cell high-speed vessel design has received permission in principle from the Norwegian Maritime Authority, according to the documentation package recently presented by TECO 2030 and Umoe…