Author: Anela Dokso

With almost £100 million in support for nuclear and clean hydrogen energy, the UK government has committed to the country’s continued production of clean energy.

First snow groomer powered by hydrogen undergoes testing in Salzburg The next phase of Snow Space Salzburg’s ambition to become carbon neutral by 2026 has begun. The first snow groomer powered by hydrogen is now undergoing testing. The ski area’s CO2 emissions should therefore be significantly reduced by 2025 when the current fleet is replaced with the new hydrogen snow groomers. Snow groomers powered by hydrogen will be mass-produced and used in Flachau starting in 2025. The ski areas in Salzburg underwent change as a result of the climate crisis. Clear objectives for the future were established, solar systems were…

A 12-cylinder gas version of the mtu Series 4000 L64 engine powered entirely by hydrogen has been tested by Rolls-Royce.

This is a conversation with Dr. Alistair Miller, the Canadian scientist who wrote the paper that inspired the creation of the International Hydrail Conferences. Dr. Miller was an early and deeply informed expert on the menace of extracted carbon fuels to the climate. He is known for his talks on the effects of acidity on shell-forming sea fauna.

Electra and Sainsbury finalize hydrogen truck trial Electra, a maker of electric vehicles (EVs), has concluded a three-month trial with Sainsbury’s utilizing a zero-emission, 19-tonne, refrigerated hydrogen-powered truck to transport food. When compared to a diesel truck making the same trip, the Electra eCargo FCEV saved an average of 314 kg of CO2 per day on its daily 208-mile voyage from the supermarket’s depot in Sherburn-on-Elmet to Newcastle and back. The trial’s data also revealed that the HGV consumed about 65% of its hydrogen capacity per journey, giving it a roughly 320-mile operable daily range on a single tank of…

This is a conversation with Peter Eggleton, the Canadian Engineer who was at the heart of the crucial introduction of Hydrogenics to Alstom at the 13th International Hydrail Conference which launched the reboot of the carbon-to-hydrogen transition in the USA.

Dr. Tarun Huria from India has been passionately working on hydrail for nearly two decades. He worked towards his first doctorate in hydrail from the University of Pisa, where Galileo once taught.

Through its sales and integration partner Adsensys, Enapter has received a new order for the delivery of an AEM Multicore.

Urban Mobility Systems (UMS), a clean technology engineering firm based in the Netherlands, and Nuvera Fuel Cells have signed a memorandum of understanding.

Kier and Protium are conducting a feasibility study to see if renewable hydrogen can be used to power its highway depots.