In the ever-evolving landscape of green technology, few projects stand as a testament to human ingenuity and determination like the Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain Project, known simply as HESC. This visionary endeavor came to life at the cusp of 2020, introducing the world to the Suiso Frontier – a vessel purpose-built to navigate the oceans with a groundbreaking cargo: liquid hydrogen.
The trucking industry, often associated with the rumble of diesel engines, is undergoing a revolutionary transformation as the allure of emission-free transport gains momentum. Companies are shedding their reliance on diesel in favor of innovative fuel-cell and electric solutions.
BMW has unveiled its pilot fleet of the iX5 Hydrogen vehicle in the UK, marking the culmination of four years of dedicated development. This pilot fleet, comprising fewer than 100 vehicles, will serve as a demonstration and trial of BMW’s commitment to harnessing the power of hydrogen as a versatile energy solution in the global shift towards renewable sources.
In a landscape increasingly dominated by discussions of electric vehicles and battery-powered innovations, Toyota has taken a divergent path, staunchly advocating for hydrogen as the future of clean transportation.
In a resolute stride towards decarbonization, the Province of British Columbia is committing a robust $4 million to power the BC Hydrogen Ports Project (BCH). This strategic investment aligns seamlessly with the province’s ambitious decarbonization objectives, bolstering a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.
The UK Secretary of State for the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Rt. Hon Grant Shapps has issued a bold directive to JCB: Get hydrogen combustion vehicles rolling on both roads and construction sites by mid-2024.
In a pivotal partnership that could redefine waste management and environmental sustainability in Australia, Pure Hydrogen Corporation Limited has taken a monumental step forward by entering into an executed term sheet with Solo Resource Recovery, a prominent waste management company.
A British start-up named HVS has introduced a cutting-edge lorry that operates on electricity generated from hydrogen. With the ambition to transform the predominantly diesel-powered transportation industry, this innovation has ignited discussions about the future of sustainable mobility.
In the relentless pursuit of greener and more sustainable energy solutions, the emergence of fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) powered by hydrogen fuel cells has ignited hope. However, the path to widespread adoption has been laden with challenges, from infrastructural gaps to safety concerns.
First Hydrogen Corporation has achieved a major milestone in its journey towards sustainable transportation with the successful completion of test…
