Construction begins for Japanese hydrogen facility
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has commenced construction of a hydrogen production facility using SMR in the Kawasaki coastal area, Japan.
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Kawasaki Heavy Industries has commenced construction of a hydrogen production facility using SMR in the Kawasaki coastal area, Japan.
Hyundai Translead has announced an addition to its commercial vehicle dealer network, strengthening its commitment to hydrogen mobility in North America.
US Hybrid Corp. has entered a partnership with First Public Hydrogen to advance California’s transition to hydrogen-powered transportation, locating its headquarters in the City of Lancaster.
HRS has completed an extensive testing campaign for a new hydrogen refuelling technology to improve the performance and cost-efficiency of heavy-duty applications.
Primary Hydrogen has staked the 65 km² Seagull North Project adjoining active drilling targeting natural hydrogen and helium in Northwestern Ontario, Canada.
ABB has been selected by Kawasaki Heavy Industries to supply its distributed control system for Japan’s first commercial liquefied hydrogen terminal.
Sweco has announced it is providing key services for the planned HYBOR hydrogen pipeline in Saxony-Anhalt, Saxony, and Thuringia, Germany.
HPQ Silicon Inc. has announced that its research on hydrogen production and aluminium waster valorisation was presented at COM 2026 in Canada.
Shanghai Electric has partnered with Shanghai International Port to conduct a hydrogen-based bioimethanol bunkering operation with a total volume of 8000 t.
Stralis Aircraft has completed the first hydrogen-electric aircraft in the Southern Hemisphere at Brisbane International Airport, Australia, and will close following this milestone.
Next Hydrogen has completed the engineering design for 10 MW hydrogen fuelling station in British Columbia, Canada, to support the decarbonisation of its transport sector.
Tyczka Hydrogen has acquired the Hydrogen Hub in Hünfeld-Michelsrombach, Germany, from ABO Energy, including a 5 MW electrolyser and hydrogen refuelling infrastructure.