Hydrogen transport news

Viking has announced float out of its second hydrogen-powered ship at Fincantieri’s Ancona Shipyard, scheduled for delivery in May 2027 in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Toyota and IVECO have joined forces to advance next-generation hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty trucks through the EU-funded EMPOWER project.

Air Products has announced a new initiative to advance zero emissions hydrogen logistics in the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands, helping customers to reach decarbonisation goals.

Toyota and Scania have announced a partnership to jointly test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport through real world logistic operations.

This article explains how high-pressure hydrogen valves are developed for transport and storage systems. It highlights engineering challenges such as leakage prevention, material compatibility, hydrogen embrittlement, and rigorous testing to ensure safety, reliability, and performance under extreme operating conditions.

Fuel Cell Systems Ltd has signed an agreement with HyHAUL Mobility Ltd to deploy the UK's largest high-pressure hydrogen refuelling system for heavy goods vehicles.

Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with Mwasalat to launch Oman’s first hydrogen fuel cell bus and advance the green mobility transition.

New analysis from Humber Hydrogen has shown that establishing Britain’s first hydrogen cluster could safeguard up to 4000 jobs in the UK’s steel and chemical industries.

Volvo, Daimler Truck, Toyota, Bosch, Air Liquide, TotalEnergies, and others have collaborated to accelerate the commercialisation of hydrogen-powered mobility in Germany.

Greene Tweed has added cryogenic leak and supercritical CO2 capabilities to its testing portfolio, supporting emerging hydrogen and CCUS applications.