Hyundai Rotem is set to provide a new source of hydrogen extracted from industrial waste for their innovative ‘hydrogen trams’. This endeavor not only underscores the potential of these advanced trams but also highlights the significance of producing ‘eco-friendly hydrogen’ from otherwise challenging-to-recycle industrial waste.
During a recent factory tour in Gemlik, TOGG officials provided a glimpse into their plans for the future, hinting at a significant expansion of their product range. The highlight of the revelation? TOGG has begun exploring the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles.
While the automotive landscape undergoes a sweeping transformation towards electrification, an emerging contender is vying for attention: hydrogen fuel cell technology.
As the world races towards a cleaner and sustainable future, the spotlight is increasingly turning to hydrogen-powered vehicles. However, Korea finds itself in the midst of a push to expand the adoption of hydrogen cars, a move that has fallen short of government ambitions.
Torghatten Nord, a pioneering ferry operator, has set a groundbreaking precedent by signing a long-term agreement with hydrogen producer GreenH.
Future Proof Shipping, a pioneering Dutch maritime company, continues to blaze a trail towards sustainable shipping by selecting a second vessel for a groundbreaking transformation. Embracing the promise of hydrogen-powered propulsion, the company’s efforts exemplify the maritime sector’s commitment to curbing emissions and steering toward a greener future.
The China Classification Society (CCS) has granted its first-ever Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate for a marine liquid hydrogen fuel supply system.
In a world increasingly driven by the pursuit of sustainability, Toyota’s latest offering, the second-generation Mirai, is making waves as it propels us toward a cleaner and greener future.
Tevva, a pioneer in electric and hydrogen-electric trucks, is set to merge with Canada-based automaker ElectraMeccanica. This strategic collaboration not only highlights the agility of both companies to adapt to changing market demands but also signifies a pivotal moment in their collective journey towards shaping the future of commercial electric vehicles.
FirstElement Fuel Inc. (FEF) has announced a significant leap in its manufacturing capacity with the aid of a $7.7 million grant from the California Energy Commission (CEC). This venture aims to propel FEF’s Santa Ana manufacturing facility to amplify its output by more than tenfold, a move that could significantly bolster the state’s journey toward zero-emissions transportation.
