Hydrogen transport news

Fabrum has filled aviation tanks with liquid hydrogen for the first time at Christchurch airport, New Zealand, a major step towards Australasia’s first hydrogen-electric flight.

Plug Power has partnered with Edgewood Renewables to build a renewable fuels facility in Nevada, US, utilising renewable natural gas and low-carbon hydrogen.

ULEMCo has announced the launch of its project, HyConstruct, which enables heavy machinery to use hydrogen as fuel, accelerating the decarbonisation of the UK construction sector.

Hydrexia Holding Ltd has announced its plans to facilitate the first maritime shipment of hydrogen roadshow from Kuching to Singapore with SEDC Energy Sdn Bhd.

Rockwell Automation has announced a strategic collaboration with Energy Observer for the E03 watercraft, a significant step for sustainable maritime innovation.

GTT, Bloom Energy, and Ponant Explorations Group have partnered to develop an integrated energy system for sustainable shipping.

Gelibolu Shipyard, eCap Marine, and Bureau Veritas have signed a contract for the classification of 2+2 hydrogen-propulsion general cargo vessels for Møre Sjø AS.

General Motors has ended its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell development programme for hydrogen vehicles with Honda to focus on other technologies.

Utility Global and Maas Energy Works have announced their agreement to develop a dairy digester-to-hydrogen mobility project in California, US.

Masdar and Etihad Rail have collaborated to explore transport solutions for the green hydrogen value chain across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).