Gothenburg’s streets are now home to the world’s first hydrogen-powered garbage truck. The drive, as well as the loading and compression of the waste, are all powered by electricity supplied by fuel cells. The heat generated by this process is used to heat the cabin.
Hysata, a new company formed to commercialize cutting-edge electrolyser production technology, has raised $5 million to advance its development. The round was sponsored by global technology investor IP Group and the CEFC.
Logan Energy has announced ambitions to create up to 100 new skilled jobs in Scotland through a strategic relationship with sustainable fuel specialist Element 2.
Wärtsilä and Vantaa Energy have signed a collaboration agreement for the pre-engineering and development of a Vantaa Energy Power-to-Gas (P2G) project.
Hyundai Engineering has signed an MOU with six partners on the development of green hydrogen production technologies. The partners include POSCO, the North Gyeongsang Province government, the Uljin County Office, the Pohang Research Institute of Industrial Science & Technology (RIST), and the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute.
Honda Motor announced that it will discontinue manufacturing of the Clarity fuel cell vehicle this year as part of a broader effort to shed underperforming models.
