Hydrogen transport news

Daimler has unveiled its new hydrogen fuel cell-powered Mercedez-Benz with small-series production planned from the end of 2026.

Hydrexia has secured an order to provide Toyota Australia with relocatable hydrogen refuelling stations to support hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicles in Australia.

Honda Motor Co. Ltd has decided to discontinue the production of fuel cell systems manufacturing at Fuel Cell System Manufacturing LLC in the US.

H2SITE has launched H2SITE Norway AS, a new subsidiary based in Bergen, to support hydrogen-based solutions for maritime decarbonisation.

Lhyfe has supplied renewable hydrogen for the first motorway refuelling station in France, accessible to HGV’s operated by TEAL Mobility.

Heriot-Watt University has found that hydrogen transport infrastructure is developing at half the pace of other clean technologies, creating a bottleneck.

Finavia has launched a hydrogen pilot project at the Helsinki Airport, Finland, to test the suitability and safety of hydrogen as an energy source for winter maintenance.

Cavendish Hydrogen has been awarded a significant engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for a hydrogen fuelling station in Germany.

IMI has agreed to supply a 1 MW electrolyser to support a hydrogen bus filling station Bielefeld, Germany, where 29 dual-fuel buses are in operation.

Forvia Hydrogen Solutions has partnered with Sinopec Capital to secure a €40 million investment for its Chinese subsidiary, accelerating hydrogen growth in China.