In a recent interview with attorney Jason Ingber, we delved into the legal landscape surrounding Toyota’s lawsuit over hydrogen refueling…
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The energy company Enagás and the transport company Disfrimur have joined forces to promote the decarbonization of heavy road transport using hydrogen.
Kubota Corporation filed a patent for a work vehicle designed to enhance the efficiency and convenience of hydrogen gas refueling. The invention demonstrates notable improvements in the realm of hydrogen-powered work vehicles by addressing one of the industry’s primary concerns: ease of refueling.
In California, a class action lawsuit has been filed against Toyota, accusing the Japanese automaker of false advertising regarding the availability of hydrogen fueling stations for its Mirai model.
Plug Power and Gaussin have collaborated to develop hydrogen-powered transportation vehicles.
Lhyfe, a renowned entity in green hydrogen production, has recently introduced hydrogen refueling station at the first dedicated excellence hub for hydrogen trucks.
The authors propose a novel approach combining Pontryagin’s Minimum Principle (PMP) method with a cooperative optimization algorithm.
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA), in collaboration with multiple partners, has embarked on a significant venture to evaluate the viability of hydrogen as an energy source for vehicles within the Hamburg port area.
In the realm of motorsports, Alejandro Agag, renowned for his pioneering work with Formula E and Extreme E, is once again pushing the boundaries of sustainable technology. His latest venture, Extreme H, marks a shift towards utilizing green hydrogen and fuel cell technology in racing—a move poised to revolutionize the industry.
Enova, a Norwegian state-owned enterprise, recently awarded Nkr300M (US$28M) in innovation funding to develop, build, and operate five hydrogen-powered dry bulk vessels.
