Author: Anela Dokso

Cranfield Aerospace Solutions (CAeS) and MONTE Aircraft Leasing (MONTE) have signed a Letter of Intent to purchase 40 modification kits to convert Britten-Norman Islanders to hydrogen-electric power.

Volkswagen has submitted a patent application for a new hydrogen fuel cell that, in addition to being more affordable than the ones already in use, will enable cars to go up to 2,000 kilometers between fill-ups.

A new electrolyte material for hydrogen energy has been proposed by Ural scientists; it is based on layered perovskites that have had rare-earth gadolinium added.

In order to actualize the hydrogen-powered tanker concept HyEkoTank, the Norwegian cleantech company TECO 2030 has been invited to apply for HORIZON EUROPE funding of €5 million ($4.8 million).

Representatives of Vos Transport Group, BCTN Network of Inland Terminals, and zepp.solutions completed the order for two distinctive hydrogen tractors during Lean & Green Summit in Utrecht, the Netherlands.

In order to enable zero-emission flights from Aberdeen and Glasgow airports, ZeroAvia made a deal with AGS Airports to investigate the development of hydrogen fuel infrastructure, regulatory framework needs, and resource requirements.

Ballard Power Systems has been chosen by Future Proof Shipping (FPS) to supply PEM fuel cells for the refit of its second inland cargo vessel, the FPS Waal.

India prepared to manufacture hydrogen-powered cars Nitin Gadkari, India’s Minister of Roads and Transport, stated that the nation is prepared to produce cars that operate on hydrogen and that the process has already started. When discussing the need for electrolysers to separate hydrogen from oxygen during the Zee Auto awards ceremony, Gadkari emphasized that India has the most electrolysers in the world. In two years, India will have hydrogen automobiles and will work to make this gas affordable at a cost of $1 per kilogram, allowing a car to go up to 400 kilometers. Additionally, according to Minister Gadkari, gasoline…

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and PT. PLN Indonesia Power signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to begin three feasibility studies on co-firing less carbon-intensive fuels at Indonesia Power power facilities.

At the 24th Council meeting of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), hydrogen took centre stage as members discussed priority areas for the organisation’s ongoing work on green hydrogen.