Toyota said the initial focus would be on “buses, light commercial vehicles and cars, with a further aim to accelerate the heavy-duty truck segment.”
In addition, earlier this year, H2 Energy entered a joint venture with Phillips 66 to build more than 250 hydrogen refuelling stations in Denmark, Germany and Austria supplied with green hydrogen from H2 Energy.
ZeroAvia, the leader in hydrogen-electric solutions for aviation, today announced a collaboration with its strategic investor Shell¹, who will design and build two commercial-scale mobile refuelers for use at ZeroAvia’s research and development site in Hollister, California