In his first address as Hydrogen Council Co-Chair, Euisun Chung, Hyundai Motor Group’s Executive Vice Chairman, has called for increased international cooperation to help tackle global climate challenges.
Gasrec, a leading bio fuel supplier, is the first UK firm to offer customers access to Renewable Transport Fuels Obligation (RTFO)-certified biomethane through either a grid-connected facility (CNG) or through tanker-supplied liquified natural gas (LNG).
Saudi Aramco and Air Products have signed an agreement to jointly-build Saudi Arabia’s first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle fuelling station.
Six specially motorised Scania G340 trucks have been successfully fuelled with liquid natural gas (LNG).
Air Liquide has acquired an 18.6% stake in Hydrogenics Corporation, the developer and manufacturer of hydrogen (H2) generation equipment and fuel cells.
The Australian Labour Government are investing $1.14bn in a National Hydrogen Plan to make Australia a world leader in the burgeoning hydrogen (H2) industry.
The Faculty of Engineering, a department within the Imperial College London, has taken delivery of a Toyota Mirai, the world’s leading hydrogen (H2) fuel cell car, to assist research into the potential of H2.
Rail transport company Alstom will showcase its Coradia iLint hydrogen train in six federal states in Germany from late January to mid-February (2019).
McPhy, specialist in equipment for the production, storage and distribution of hydrogen (H2), has announced a 21% drop in its revenue for 2018 due to delays affecting several orders.
Ports of Auckland has been approved for part-funding for the purchase of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles from the Government’s Low Emission Vehicles Contestable Fund (LEVCF), administrated by the Energy Efficiency and Conversation Authority (EECA).
