Hydrogen transport news

Bosch has revealed a new fuel cell system for hydrogen powered buses to be presented at the Mobility Move trade fair in Berlin, Germany.

Savage and Symbio North America have announced the commissioning of the first hydrogen-electric fuel cell drayage truck.

Miesto gijos and MT Group have broken ground on a €10 million green hydrogen plant being built in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a planned capacity of 3 MW.

MaserFrakt and Norwegian Hydrogen have signed a long-term contract for the supply of green hydrogen for heavy-duty vehicle operations in Sweden.

Ruhrbahn has received €11.6 million in funding to invest in 52 new hydrogen fuel cell buses, strengthening the future of local public transport in German.

Supercritical Solutions Ltd and Valterra Platinum have launched a joint pre-feasibility study to advance on-site hydrogen refuelling in Berlin, Germany.

Four British energy companies have launched a coordinated bid to develop Britain’s first regional hydrogen transport and storage network in the Humber.

The Rhenus Group has put a Daimler Truck hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle into regular logistics operations to test the application of alternative fuels in freight transport.

Incat Crowther and SWITCH Maritime have advanced development for a hydrogen fuel cell-electric fast ferry set to be deployed in New York, US.

Cellen has partnered with HNO International Inc. to evaluate hydrogen supply and delivery solutions tailored to hydrogen-powered drone operations.