Hydrogen transport news

BMW Group has integrated Plant Leipzig into the core hydrogen grid in Germany.

Plug and Arcadia eFuels have signed an electrolyser supply agreement for more than 1 GW of e-SAF Projects, starting with 280 MW to turn Danish renewable electricity into jet fuel.

Bosch Rexroth and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have agreed to cooperate on future-proof solutions for off-highway machines and hydrogen applications

North Jeolla Province has begun full scale construction of the first hydrogen mobility inspection centre in Honam, South Korea, to ensure the safety of hydrogen commercial vehicles.

Colas Rail UK has announced it is rolling out its hydrogen-powered engine across its 31 railway tamper fleet after trials delivered over 13% fuel and emissions savings.

National Gas has confirmed that Britain’s national hydrogen network has taken a step forward to connect Scottish industrial clusters to Teesside, England.

A. Peltola Oy has announced that Finland’s first high-capacity hydrogen truck will enter trial use in commercial transport between Jyväskylä and Helsinki.

Volvo Group, Daimler Truck, Toyota, and other major transport companies have unveiled plans to accelerate the rollout of hydrogen vehicles across Europe, using Germany’s deployment model.

Hyroad Energy has announced that it will supply hydrogen fuelling and vehicle maintenance services for IMC Logistics’ hydrogen fleet in Fontana, California, US.

TAT Technologies and Beyond Aero have partnered to advance thermal management for their hydrogen-electric business aircraft programme.