Hydrogen transport news

Accelleron has released a report on Asia Pacific’s emerging role in demonstrating how green hydrogen-based e-fuel networks can advance maritime decarbonisation.

Plug Power has begun its contract with NASA to supply up to 218 t of liquid hydrogen to NASA’s Glenn and Armstrong facilities in Ohio, US.

Neoenergia and Honda have collaborated to accelerate the use of green hydrogen in Brazilian mobility and road transportation.

Ferrocarril de Antofagasta a Bolivia (FCAB) has launched Latin America’s first hydrogen-powered locomotive on its 137th anniversary, a milestone for clean transport.

The Port of Bilbao, Spain, will host the pilot test of the H2TOW hydrogen-powered tow tractor designed to decarbonise high-intensity operations.

Engineers at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) have developed testing methodology to study pre-ignition in hydrogen-fuelled combustion engines.

Masdar and Tadweer Group have collaborated to develop Abu Dhabi’s first commercial scale hydrogen and waste-to-sustainable aviation fuel project.

Orange has partnered with Climate Impulse to advance the project’s mission to achieve the first zero-emissions round-the-world flight powered by green hydrogen.

Pure Hydrogen has signed a Joint Market Development Agreement (JDMA) with Utility Global to collaborate on deploying hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the US.

Raven SR has been awarded the authority to construct the first organic waste-to-hydrogen facility in Richmond, California, US, using a steam reforming technology.