Hydrogen transport news

Miesto gijos and MT Group have broken ground on a €10 million green hydrogen plant being built in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a planned capacity of 3 MW.

MaserFrakt and Norwegian Hydrogen have signed a long-term contract for the supply of green hydrogen for heavy-duty vehicle operations in Sweden.

Ruhrbahn has received €11.6 million in funding to invest in 52 new hydrogen fuel cell buses, strengthening the future of local public transport in German.

Supercritical Solutions Ltd and Valterra Platinum have launched a joint pre-feasibility study to advance on-site hydrogen refuelling in Berlin, Germany.

Four British energy companies have launched a coordinated bid to develop Britain’s first regional hydrogen transport and storage network in the Humber.

The Rhenus Group has put a Daimler Truck hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle into regular logistics operations to test the application of alternative fuels in freight transport.

Incat Crowther and SWITCH Maritime have advanced development for a hydrogen fuel cell-electric fast ferry set to be deployed in New York, US.

Cellen has partnered with HNO International Inc. to evaluate hydrogen supply and delivery solutions tailored to hydrogen-powered drone operations.

A project led by Exeter Airport has confirmed that hydrogen can be safely and effectively integrated into airport ground operations, supporting the decarbonisation of the aviation sector.

Poppe + Potthoff and Tyczka Hydrogen have joined the Clean Energy Partnership to scale sustainable hydrogen mobility in road and rail transport.