Anglo enters deal to accelerate rollout of nuGen zero emissions haulage solution
Dutch government to invest 750 mln euros to develop hydrogen network
Opinion: Green hydrogen is the ultimate answer to high gas prices, climate change, and saber-rattling dictators
Government of Canada supports innovation in the fuel industry with final Clean Fuel Regulations
New Report: Patenting Booms for Clean "Hydrogen Fuel Cell" Technologies for Transport
Innovation in transport-related hydrogen fuel cell technology has boomed since 2016, with China, Japan and Germany the top sources of patent applications for the technology that can power vehicles without creating emissions that contribute to global climate change, a new WIPO report shows.
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Ricardo repowers double decker diesel bus with hydrogen fuel cells ready for zero emission demonstration on Teesside
Ricardo is seeking to offer the hydrogen fuel cell re-powered vehicles at around half the price of a new bus, significantly reducing the upfront investment required whilst also avoiding some 45,000kg of carbon dioxide emissions by extending the life of existing buses rather than building from new. The aim is to secure 50% match funding investment plus customer commitment for an initial production of 150 buses that can enter service from late 2024.
India: Ceres and Shell sign agreement for green hydrogen
Norway: Enova supports hydrogen projects in the maritime sector with NOK 1.12 billion
The five production facilities for renewable hydrogen will establish an infrastructure that will enable further technology development in the industry. The hubs will also be able to supply fuel to the hydrogen-powered vessels that Enova has supported.
- These ships are among the first in the world to use hydrogen for propulsion, and the hubs that are now supported by Enova will ensure that the fuel becomes available to them. In total, the hubs will have a capacity to deliver hydrogen to between 35 and 40 vessels, says Nakstad.
Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development at the Fore of Chuang’s International Research
They are working on material and design optimization with researchers in the Philippines through PCARI — the Philippine Commission on Higher Education’s Philippine-California Advanced Research Institutes.
PCARI is a multi-year research collaborative supported by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Dado Banatao, who founded the Banatao Institute, which partners with the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS). Banatao’s interest lies in bringing UC science and engineering to the Philippines.
Development milestone: Daimler Truck tests fuel-cell truck with liquid hydrogen
Washington: Twin Transit Prepares to Submit Material for Hydrogen Fueling Station; On Track for Possible June 2023 Completion
Production and use of hydrogen in Norway scale up
Germany goes shopping for Scottish green hydrogen
EU Commission launches new Alliance to make hydrogen-powered and electric aircraft a reality
Air Liquide and Siemens Energy form a joint venture for the European production of large-scale renewable hydrogen electrolyzers
Launch of B.C. Hydrogen Changemakers Consortium to drive investment for hydrogen demand and infrastructure development
AC Transit Unveils Latest Roadmaps to 2040: ZETBTA Volume 3, ZEB Transition Plan
Volume 3 of the Zero Emission Transit Bus Technology Analysis (ZETBTA) represents the latest iteration of our groundbreaking study and collaboration with Stanford University’s Precourt Institute for Energy. The study offers invaluable insight into workforce development, data integration and management, procurement, and infrastructure updates, ultimately offering transit agencies around the globe a roadmap toward full transition to zero-emission technologies.
In June 2020, AC Transit released a Zero Emission Bus Rollout Plan in compliance with California’s mandate to transition public transit fleets to zero emission by 2040. The report is a living document that integrates ZETBTA fleet performance data, which when combined, helps our transit district navigate the road to 2040.
Read the report to learn:
About our updated Rollout Plan, which deploys a fleet mix; 70% hydrogen fuel cell electric buses and 30% battery electric buses.
German auto giants place their bets on hydrogen cars
The adventurer twins exploring the most remote parts of the world
The Turner Twins, who are scheduled to depart towards the end of June, will travel on a 12-meter yacht fitted with a prototype hydrogen fuel cell in a bid to put the spotlight on hydrogen fuel technology, as well as ocean advocacy.
They''ll also rely on hydrogen, which is created using renewable energy rather than fossil fuels, to power all of their equipment.
"It will be great to be able to do a fully hydrogen-powered project in the future," says Hugo Turner. "That would be a really good step in the right direction."
Volvo says it has started testing trucks with fuel cells powered by hydrogen
To cut emissions, use this Swiss Army Knife; Cheap, green hydrogen would be a massive breakthrough in clean energy.
But hydrogen faces the same challenge as just about every other clean technology: Can we get the price down far enough, fast enough? If people have to pay too much to be green, change will happen too slowly. But if we get the Green Premiums down near zero, there is a chance to build a prosperous net-zero economy. It’s going to take a big push for collaboration between business and governments, which, together, can make innovation happen much faster than usual by being aggressive with investments and policies.
Volvo Trucks – the role of fuel cell electric trucks
Find out why we’re testing our first-ever hydrogen fuel cell electric truck and how it will have a place alongside our battery electric range in the future.
New Mexico’s aggressive pursuit of hydrogen reignites debate
New Mexico signed a memorandum of understanding in February with Colorado, Utah and Wyoming to jointly pursue a slice of $8 billion in federal funding that the U.S. Department of Energy will award over the next year to build at least four — and possibly up to eight — “hydrogen hubs” in different regions or states across the U.S. That’s part of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law that Congress approved last fall as part of national efforts to build a non-carbon economy, paving the way for states and regions to seek competitive grants of up to $1 billion or more for hydrogen-hub development.