Hydrogen news – Page 3
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ArticleBudget-friendly catayst for hydrogen fuel cells unveiled in Korean
Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have unveiled a cost-effective alternative to platinum catalysts in hydrogen fuel cells. Their breakthrough, reported to be 1,000 times cheaper, involves enhancing the performance of iron- and nitrogen-doped carbon electrodes with phosphine gas treatment.
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ArticleEU leaders agree to significant emission reductions in heavy-duty transport
European Council endorses ambitious targets to significantly reduce emissions in the heavy-duty transport sector, promoting the adoption of zero-emission vehicles such as hydrogen and electric buses, while raising questions about the use of polluting grey hydrogen.
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ArticleTata Motors expands R&D facilities for hydrogen combustion engine testing
Tata Motors has extended its research and development (R&D) capabilities by introducing testing facilities for next-generation hydrogen-powered powertrains. This expansion aligns with the company’s aim to “indigenise” hydrogen propulsion technology and underscores its commitment to advancing green mobility solutions, particularly in the commercial vehicle sector.
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ArticleToyota shifts focus to hydrogen trucks
In a presentation at the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo, Toytota’s Chief Technology Officer has confirmed the company’s commitment to commercial vehicle development, believing the lack of refuelling infrastructure presents less of an issue for trucks, compared to cars.
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ArticleJapanese consortium, Including Toyota and SMFG, to establish hydrogen investment fund
Japan’s hydrogen industry takes a leap forward as Toyota, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, and a consortium of companies collaborate to establish a dedicated fund aimed at boosting the nation’s hydrogen infrastructure. The Japan Hydrogen Association, consisting of around 280 private sector companies, is behind this effort, aiming to have the ...
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ArticleIsuzu and Honda unveil hydrogen-powered Giga Fuel Cell truck with 800km range
Isuzu and Honda are unveiling the Giga Fuel Cell truck at the Japan Mobility Show which starts on 26 October in Tokyo
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ArticleZERFD project details announced by Protium for hydrogen truck demonstration
Protium has secured £30m for its HyHaul project as part of the Government’s zero emission road freight programme, funding 30 trucks and four public hydrogen re-fuelling stations
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ArticleZERFD programme gets green light with £200 million funding
Four projects will share the £200 million ZERFD programme funding as UK Government finally announces the programme go-live
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ArticleDNV report predicts green hydrogen costs to reach $2/kg by 2030 for on-site renewables
A recent report by quality assurance and risk management company DNV outlines the potential for a significant drop in the cost of green hydrogen to $2 per kilogram by 2030, driven by reductions in the costs of wind, solar, and electrolyser equipment. However, this reduction is expected to primarily benefit ...
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ArticleUS announces $7 billion funding for seven regional hydrogen hubs
The White House reveals its commitment to clean hydrogen with a $7 billion investment in seven regional hubs, poised to kick-start private sector investments and reduce emissions in hard-to-decarbonise industries.
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ArticleBP joins H2Accelerate to support the hydrogen refuelling infrastructure for trucks
BP has joined the H2Accelerate initiative, signaling its commitment to support the development of hydrogen refueling infrastructure for trucks across Europe. This collaboration aims to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen-powered heavy-duty transport and reduce carbon emissions in the industry.
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ArticleNikola launches hydrogen fuel cell truck in North America
Nikola Corporation has taken the wraps off its hydrogen fuel cell electric truck. With a range of up to 500 miles and strong customer interest, Nikola reckons it is well positioned for a strong market performance turnaround.
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ArticleEverfuel and Hy24 join forces in €200 million joint venture to advance hydrogen infrastructure
Danish hydrogen specialist Everfuel and French company Hy24 have partnered to create a €200 million joint venture focused on expanding hydrogen infrastructure in the Nordic region, particularly within the European Union. The collaboration aims to finance the development of electrolyser capacity to meet the growing demand for green hydrogen and ...
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ArticleUS allocates $48 million for advancing liquid hydrogen technology
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has granted $48 million to fund 16 research and development projects aimed at advancing hydrogen technology. The primary focus of these projects is to enhance the storage and refueling of liquid hydrogen, with a specific emphasis on its application in vehicles.
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ArticleANGI Energy Systems and Nikola Corporation forge a revolutionary partnership for hydrogen fueling
ANGI Energy Systems, known as ANGI, is set to play a role in supporting Nikola’s endeavor to establish the largest North American open network of commercial hydrogen refueling stations.
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ArticleFuelCell Energy and Toyota unveil innovative Tri-Gen system converting waste into hydrogen, electricity, and water
Power system manufacturer FuelCell Energy and automaker Toyota have jointly deployed the world’s first “tri-gen” system, designed to transform methane-rich waste gas into clean hydrogen, electricity, and water.
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ArticleStudy finds EU’s hourly matching plan will increase green hydrogen costs by over 25%
A recent scientific study has revealed that the European Union’s plans to implement hourly matching of green hydrogen production with variable renewables generation starting in 2030 will result in a cost increase of more than 25% for green hydrogen.
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ArticleZepp.solutions secures €2 million grant for hydrogen fuel cell systems factory in Europe’s hydrogen hub
Zepp.solutions secures grant funding from the European Just Transition Fund to establish an hydrogen fuel cell systems factory in Europe’s strategic transport hub.
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ArticlePepper Motion partners with Toyota for hydrogen fuel cell integration
Pepper Motion teams up with Toyota to integrate cutting-edge fuel cell technology into its hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles, signaling a pivotal step in achieving emissions reduction and CO2 neutrality in the transport sector.