Germany hopes to grow large-scale green hydrogen by using renewable energy sources such as wind and sunlight to create synthetic fuel for industry, energy, and transportation.
Ricardo would put the prototype to the test at the University of Brighton’s state-of-the-art engine production facility, which has been the company’s long-term combustion engine research partner.
As part of its ambitious National Hydrogen Strategy, “Hoja de Ruta del Hidrógeno,” Spain has announced a long-term strategic commitment to create a comprehensive hydrogen refueling network.
LAVO has formed a German subsidiary, LAVO Germany GmbH, as part of its expansion into Germany. Matthew Driscoll will lead LAVO’s German team, which will be based in Berlin.
FCHEA is the United States’ national trade group, representing leading corporations and organizations working to advance advanced, renewable, efficient, and dependable energy technologies and solutions.
