Hydrogen transport news

Klaipeda Port has officially opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen production and refuelling facility, accelerating the country’s low emission transport ecosystem.

Toyota Motor Corp. has announced that it will compete in the 24 hours endurance race in Oyama, Japan, with a liquid hydrogen-powered car.

HYKIT has announced the launch of a fully integrated, mobile hydrogen refuelling system to fuel hydrogen powered machinery on site in industrial, construction and mobility sectors.

Air Products has agreed to supply low-carbon liquid hydrogen to ArianeGroup for space launcher engine testing, strengthening a longstanding partnership supporting Europe’s space sector.

ORLEN has opened its seventh hydrogen refuelling station in located in Gdynia, Poland, supporting the development of low-emission transport.

HSE has helped Rolls-Royce to deliver a milestone in sustainable aviation after the successful test of a jet engine running on 100% hydrogen at full take-off power.

Bosch Motorsport and Maserati have unveiled a hydrogen powered combustion engine to be presented at Le Mans 24 hours endurance race in France.

Tper has announced that 127 of its hydrogen fuel cell buses have entered service in Bologna, advancing zero-emission mobility in Italy.

GeoPura has been awarded a contract by the UK Royal Air Force to deliver zero-emission electric vehicle (EV) charging using hydrogen-enabled power.

Hyundai Motor Group has formed an agreement with nine other companies to establish a comprehensive hydrogen ecosystem in Hong Kong.