Europe stands at the forefront of the global race towards green hydrogen dominance, fueled by significant investments and ambitious initiatives to decarbonize industries.
Germany’s network of hydrogen filling stations is facing a bumpy road. Recent closures in Koblenz, Derching, and Wuppertal raise concerns about the viability and accessibility of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
The City of Maricá, located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has taken a step towards sustainable urban mobility with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with HYFIT from France and Ydrogênio from Brazil.
Verdagy, a player in the field of renewable hydrogen electrolysis, has achieved a milestone with Shell’s technical endorsement of its eDynamic electrolyzers.
In a collaboration, atomic-scale semiconductor process technology and clean hydrogen energy now work together to enhance solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) performance, prevalent in energy storage, transportation, and other applications.
Statera Energy is set to hold a public consultation for its green hydrogen project near Kintore, Aberdeenshire in April after concluding an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Scoping process.
The University of Nottingham has secured an investment exceeding £70M for establishing new leading research facilities and programs aimed at decarbonizing future transport.
Nikola Corporation has inaugurated Alberta’s inaugural hydrogen refuelling station in Canada, a significant step towards fostering sustainable transportation infrastructure in the region.
