Almost 500 hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) and 30 hydrogen refuelling stations have been deployed across Germany, France, Scandinavia, the UK and other European countries thanks to an EU flagship project.
To meet the challenges of the car of the future, French automotive supplier Plastic Omnium has opened two new research and development (R&D) centres dedicated to clean, carbon-free mobility, in particularly using hydrogen.
Plug Power has reported record quarter two (Q2) results, reflecting strong business momentum for the New York-based provider of fuel cell energy solutions.
Ravin Mirchandani discusses hydrogen’s potential to address energy storage challenges, de-leverage the world from oil in more ways than one, and the challenges that are still to be overcome for the hydrogen economy.
The US Department of Energy has awarded Nikola Motor Company $1.7m to advance its research into fuel cell membrane electrode assembly (MEA).
Take five with ITM Power CEO Dr. Graham Cooley as he discusses his passion for hydrogen and changes in the hydrogen energy ecosystem.
Aiming to promote the role of hydrogen and fuel cells as key components in a future low carbon economy, the Hydrogen Ireland Association was launched in March 2019.
Spain’s first hydrogen station and first fleet of hydrogen fuel cell cars will be located in Madrid.
Gas plays an enormous role in the UK energy system. It heats our homes, cooks our food and helps create the electricity that we use every day.
To support the development of Australia’s emerging hydrogen industry, the Smart Energy Council and the Australian Association of Hydrogen Energy have joined forces to form a new voice for advocacy and action.
