Hydrogen transport news

Hyundai Motor Group and the Georgia Institute of Technology have agreed to expand their collaboration on hydrogen mobility development in the US.

Hyroad Energy and Total Hydrogen Solutions have announced a commercial fuelling agreement to support hydrogen trucking in Texas, US.

Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and Toyota Motor Corp. have launched a public hydrogen fuel cell bus trial in Yanbu, supporting Saudi Arabia’s transition towards sustainable mobility.

Hydrovia Energy has announced its plan to deploy over 500 hydrogen fuelling stations across the US paired with H2Ai, the first hydrogen intelligence system.

Lloyd’s Register and Pusan National University have collaborated to create the first global certification framework for liquid hydrogen shipping.

The hydrogen filling station at Saarbahn’s bus depot in Saarbrücken, Germany, has been put into operation, allowing fuel cell buses to be refuelled with green hydrogen.

GenH2 and Fueling Service Technologies have been awarded a contract by GET Bus to install a liquid hydrogen storage system at a fuelling station in California, US.

MAHLE Powertrain has achieved a milestone in the UK’s Project Cavendish, converting a 13 litre heavy-duty engine to run purely on hydrogen.

Isuzu and Toyota have partnered to develop Japan’s first mass-produced light-duty hydrogen fuel cell electric truck, aiming to start production in 2027.

H2NorthEast has signed an agreement with Northern Gas Networks and applied to the East Coast Cluster to supply low carbon hydrogen to industries across North East England, UK.