Hydrogen transport news

AFC Energy has signed an agreement with Komatsu to use ammonia cracking technology to accelerate the decarbonisation of heavy-duty diesel engines.

ORLEN has expanded its hydrogen infrastructure with the launch of its fifth publicly accessible refuelling station in Pila, Poland.

The MB Energy group has signed an agreement to purchase a hydrogen refuelling station in Neumünster, Germany, accelerating the development of sustainable hydrogen infrastructure.

The University of Alberta has announced a partnership with the City of Edmonton and Diesel Tech Industries to accelerate the development of hydrogen fuelled buses.

Hendrickson Fleet Solutions has established a commercial vehicle dealership with Hyundai Translead to provide hydrogen fuel cell trucks to New York and New Jersey, US.

Infener has joined the H2ercules Initiative, strengthening the link between hydrogen production and infrastructure.

MB Energy has inaugurated a hydrogen refuelling station for truck in Lübeck, Germany, a key achievement in its development of viable hydrogen infrastructure.

Alfa Laval and ArianeGroup have signed a co-development agreement for a liquid hydrogen trailer pump to enable more efficient hydrogen distribution.

Scania, Hyundai, and Hyliko have joined forces with Volvo Group to deploy 125 hydrogen trucks across Europe as part of the H2Accelerate TRUCKS project.

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