Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) and ENEOS Corporation (ENEOS) have announced a new collaboration to investigate the use and application of hydrogen energy at Woven City, a prototype city of the future that Toyota is developing in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
A new report released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Clingendael International Energy Programme discusses North-West Europe’s current hydrogen developments, policies, and potential for collaboration.
Hydrogen that is not renewable includes hydrogen extracted from fossil fuels. It becomes “low carbon hydrogen” with a carbon dioxide capture process.
A Wellington bus company is trialling a new device on its diesel engines which could reduce emissions by as much as 80 per cent.
The Type 4 cylinders from Hexagon Purus will be used in Wystrach’s storage and transport solutions.
NPROXX to build a tank system that could securely and cost-effectively store enough hydrogen at high pressure to power the fuel cells.
There has been much discussion over which of these approaches Europe should pursue, but a new study released today shows that both should be used if Europe is to meet its zero-emissions targets.
The two are ready to market their hydrogen fuel cell technology, which can power ships, trains, and stationary applications such as wireless networks, data centers, and hospitals
ZeroAvia utilizes hydrogen-electric fueled powertrain technology
Hydrogen Europe has issued a statement in response to misleading allegations that it is an oil and gas “lobby” and a proponent of fossil fuels.
