Author: Anela Dokso

At the recent American Trucking Associations annual management conference in Austin, Texas, the trucking industry witnessed a paradigm shift with the showcase of Peterbilt’s hydrogen engine. This prototype, a DAF XF Euro-style high cab-over truck equipped with a modified Paccar MX-13 engine, is more than a glimpse into the future—it’s a major leap in sustainable trucking.

India, with its eye on a sustainable energy future, is witnessing a surge in enthusiasm as 14 prominent companies, including Acme Cleantech, Reliance Industries, and JSW Energy, submit bids for incentives under the ambitious Green Hydrogen Mission.

European Parliament and Council have provisionally agreed on updated rules that aim to decarbonize the EU’s gas market and establish a robust hydrogen market.

Australia-based Provaris Energy has inked a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) with German energy giant Uniper. The collaboration aims to assess the feasibility of supplying green hydrogen to Germany utilizing Provaris’ groundbreaking compressed hydrogen carriers.

Rolls-Royce and easyJet tests aircraft cryogenic liquid hydrogen pump systems From the mid-2030s onward, Rolls-Royce and its partner easyJet are dedicated to leading the way in the advancement of hydrogen combustion engine technology, which will be able to power a variety of aircraft, including those in the narrowbody market category. The newest series of tests, to prove aircraft cryogenic liquid hydrogen pump systems, have commenced at Rolls-Royce’s plant at Solihull, UK. These will tackle a major engineering problem: pressurizing low-pressure liquid hydrogen that has been cooled to less than -250°C in order to be injected into an engine and burn.…

Daimler Truck is gearing up for the first customer test fleet deployment of its GenH2 fuel cell trucks. This marks a pivotal moment after an extensive testing phase on tracks and roads, signaling a shift towards real-world applications.

The state of Baden-Württemberg is placing its bets on hydrogen as the primary energy source. The state government’s recent determination of key regions with a particularly high demand for hydrogen sets the stage for a groundbreaking energy transition.

Germany is on the brink of a transformative shift in its energy landscape with the impending implementation of the new regulation under the Building Energy Act (GEG), set to take effect on January 1, 2024.

Brisbane-based aviation company Stralis Aircraft, in collaboration with QUT (Queensland University of Technology) and the iMove Co-operative Research Centre, has unveiled plans to develop hydrogen-electric aircraft technology.

Beijing Hyundai, once a dominant force, is navigating a transformative journey fueled by the quest for sustainable mobility. With the waning consumer acceptance of China-foreign joint venture car companies amid the surge of new energy vehicles, Beijing Hyundai is orchestrating a strategic shift.