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The Norwegian Public Roads Administration and Torghatten Nord have agreed to build Norway’s first full-scale hydrogen ferry, which will save…

From 2023, Wales & West Utilities will be ready to begin blending hydrogen into its gas network, assisting communities with…

Schneider Electric and Storengy, a subsidiary of ENGIE, have announced a partnership to provide underground hydrogen storage solutions as part…

Russian President Vladimir Putin said, during a meeting with Italian representatives, that Russia could become one of the world’s largest…

Scitem, a Japanese startup, will begin selling the first hydrogen-powered portable generators. Small power generators, about the size of a…

Alsa, a Spanish mobility company, has put into service the country’s first urban bus powered by renewable hydrogen. The bus…

On the Pier van Scheveningen, TU Delft students unveiled their latest hydrogen-powered racing car. With a top speed of 300…

Although the use of hydrogen fuel cell technology for the automotive industry is still controversial, with many claiming that its disadvantages far outweigh its benefits, the hydrogen that is obtained from renewable energy sources continues to be heralded as a long-term solution for sustainable power.

Although most hydrogen production now emits pollutants, automakers and plane makers alike have been looking at it as a way to lessen the transportation sector’s climate effect.

Samsung Engineering’s head of solution business division Park Cheonhong, ESG Management Head of Lotte Chemical head of ESG management Kim Yeon-seop, POSCO’s head of hydrogen business office Jo Joo-ik, and SEDC chairman Tan Sri Datuk Amar Dr Abdul Aziz Dato Husain all attended the virtual signing ceremony.