Author: Anela Dokso

Prague Transport Company begins testing city’s first hydrogen-powered bus The Prague Transport Company will begin testing the city’s first-ever hydrogen-powered bus in the first quarter of 2023. The two-year pilot experiment will be conducted. The government has already agreed to lease the newest hydrogen bus, the koda H’CITY, from the Czech company Koda Transportation. The 350 km maximum range of the hydrobus. In comparison, the electric bus requires three times as many refueling stops throughout the workday. A hydrogen refueling process takes 10 minutes, but a complete battery charge for an electric bus takes many hours. The price of hydrogen…

Caterpillar has been outlining how fuel cells and hydrogen storage will be essential to its upcoming sustainable mining plan.

In order to develop green ammonia imports into Europe, the French renewable energy producer Total Eren and the German gas business VNG AG intend to work together.

At its Greek facilities, Linde has started producing green hydrogen.

UK and South Africa to jointly drive green hydrogen projects The British Government will announce the next stage of the alleged UK-South Africa Infrastructure Alliance during the two-day State visit that South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will make to London. In order to expand capacity and enable South Africa take advantage of green hydrogen prospects, the UK government will offer further technical assistance. The major trading partner of the UK in Africa is South Africa, which has the second-largest economy on the continent. Prior to visiting Sunak at Downing Street for a bilateral encounter, Ramaphosa is anticipated to attend a…

U.S. Hybrid, a division of Ideanomics, joined a team to create hydrogen fuel cell electric shuttle buses under the direction of A-1 Alternative Fuel Systems.

A non-binding letter of intent was signed by Alkaline Fuel Cell Power (PWWR) and AmmPower, a business researching technology to turn green ammonia into green hydrogen.

Air Liquide and TotalEnergies are working together to convert TotalEnergies’ Grandpuits site into a biorefinery producing renewable and low-carbon hydrogen.

German Steag GmbH will provide green hydrogen to Saarbahn from a 53-MW plant that will be constructed in western Germany.

By inventing an iron cathode that extends the life of the proton ceramic cell, a team of researchers from the University of Hong Kong have made a major advancement for the hydrogen fuel cell.