Toyota, the renowned automaker, has set its sights on the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle markets in Europe and China, with a goal of selling 200,000 hydrogen vehicles by 2030.
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First Hydrogen Corp. has entered into a feasibility study agreement with Sacré-Davey to develop a 35MW green hydrogen production facility and vehicle assembly factory in Shawinigan, Quebec. The project aims to establish a zero-emissions hydrogen ecosystem and boost green technology jobs in the region.
In an attempt to present the £9 billion Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fueled and environmentally friendly, National Highways has faced accusations of greenwashing. The Thames Crossing Action Group (TCAG), which opposes the scheme, dismisses the claims as propaganda, raising concerns about the project’s true environmental impact and cost.
Italy has proposed ten amendments to its National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), focusing on key measures related to the ecological transition and hydrogen mobility.
In a significant move following their framework agreement, Geely and Renault have solidified their partnership by signing a binding joint venture agreement for the establishment of a new combustion engine company.
Hyzon Motors, a leading developer and supplier of hydrogen fuel cell technology and zero-emission heavy-duty fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), has announced the successful completion and factory acceptance testing of nine single-stack 200kW Fuel Cell System (FCS) B-samples.
Towngas and Bravo Transport Services have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to utilize hydrogen as an alternative fuel for buses in Hong Kong. This ambitious project marks an integral leap in the advancement of hydrogen-powered transportation in the region.
Porsche, renowned for its high-performance sports cars, has made a substantial investment in Chilean e-fuel production.
In a bid to accelerate decarbonization efforts, Toyota is pushing the boundaries of automotive innovation by developing a liquid hydrogen-fueled car.
Nikola Corporation, a global leader in zero-emissions transportation and energy solutions, has been awarded a $41.9 million grant by the California Transportation Commission (CTC) to build six heavy-duty hydrogen refueling stations across Southern California.
