Browsing: Transport

Most conversations about decarbonizing heavy transport are stuck in a childish binary: batteries good, hydrogen bad. It’s a comforting story…

The Federal Network Agency has approved 9,040 kilometers of hydrogen pipeline infrastructure across Germany, representing €18.9 billion in planned investment…

Colorado faces a sudden withdrawal of $109 million in federal transportation and clean energy funding, as the Trump administration moves to cancel projects focused on electric vehicles, EV infrastructure, and rail improvements, including research into hydrogen and natural gas-powered trains.

Global aviation accounts for 2–3% of greenhouse gas emissions today, but without intervention, that share could surge toward 20% by…

Germany’s decision to allocate €273 million to BMW’s Hy2Move program comes at a moment when the European Union is intensifying support for hydrogen technologies, more than €1.4 billion has already been committed through the IPCEI Hydrogen framework.

How an Austrian media executive ignored the “experts,” bought a car online in 2014, and accidentally became an electric mobility…

The production cost gap has widened to over 30% between Chinese and European manufacturers, fundamentally reshaping who will control the…

Oil companies don’t fight EVs with technology—they fight with confusion Ellen Hiep sits in theaters and hears people spreading lies…

Europe’s transport decarbonization strategy has entered a new phase. The European Commission has unveiled its Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP), outlining a unified framework to channel capital toward renewable and low-carbon fuels for aviation and waterborne transport, sectors responsible for nearly 8% of EU greenhouse gas emissions and among the hardest to decarbonize.

Steel exporters to the European Union face a stark reality when the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism begins charging fees on…