Author: Anela Dokso

Daimler uses first Unimog prototype with hydrogen drive The U430 implement carrier, the first Unimog prototype with hydrogen drive, is currently in use by Daimler. But instead of being burned in a fuel cell to create power, the gas contained in four 700-bar high-pressure tanks is burned in a recently created reciprocating engine. Mercedes hasn’t revealed any specifics yet, but the engine is probably a six-cylinder diesel that has been transformed. It should also run quietly and cleaner when hydrogen is used. HDR to assist in creating PEIS for green hydrogen energy projects in Washington The Washington State Department of…

The past two weeks have seen Hydrogen Bar System (HBS) generate major waves in the world of green hydrogen, riding the crest of success at two key conferences in Europe and the Middle East.

First Hydrogen, following successful trials of its hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) in the UK, has officially launched its North American program.

SANY Hydrogen, the hydrogen energy subsidiary of global heavy machinery giant SANY Heavy Industry, has unveiled the world’s largest single hydrogen electrolyzer.

European Investment Bank (EIB) and Germany have announced a significant expansion of the Green Hydrogen Fund.

French researchers Philippe de Donato and Jacques Pironon, in collaboration with gas company Française De l’Énergie, are delving into the depths of Lorraine, France, in search of what is referred to as “white hydrogen.”

Pertamina New & Renewable Energy (Pertamina NRE) and Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Incorporated (TEPCO) have forged a collaborative agreement on low-carbon hydrogen and low-carbon ammonia.

BPH Energy Limited shareholders have voted unanimously to approve an investment in Clean Hydrogen Technologies Corporation (Clean Hydrogen).

Equinor and Germany’s state-owned energy company, SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe), have entered into long-term gas sales agreements, signaling not only a strategic energy partnership but also a significant step toward large-scale hydrogen supplies.

ASX-listed Frontier Energy has successfully acquired Waroona Energy, marking the birth of what it claims to be “Western Australia’s largest renewable energy development company.”