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Hydrogen fuel cell trucks are about to hit the road in a big way at one of the busiest port…
UCLA researchers, led by Professor Yu Huang, have pulled off something pretty impressive in the world of fuel cell technology.…
Toyota and Waymo are reportedly deep in talks about teaming up to put autonomous driving tech into Toyota’s vehicles—a move…
Exeter Airport just pulled off something big for the future of flying: the UK’s first ever hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft turnaround—and…
EET Fuels, the company behind the Stanlow Refinery in Cheshire, UK, is taking a major step toward cleaner fuel production.…
OQ Gas Networks SAOG from Oman has teamed up with the Dutch company Gasunie Waterstof Holding B.V. to push forward…
Hyundai Rolls into North America’s Heavy-Duty Hydrogen Game South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group is stepping up its hydrogen push in…
Bloom Energy kicked off 2025 with some serious momentum, reporting Q1 revenue of $326 million—its best-ever first quarter. The spike…
Hy2gen Doubles Down on Renewable Hydrogen with Fresh €47M Boost When it comes to cutting carbon from heavy industries and…
Green hydrogen has officially moved past the hype—it’s now a central piece of energy strategies from Spain to Australia, and…
OMV has officially fired up Austria’s largest green hydrogen plant, right at its Schwechat refinery just outside Vienna. Using renewable…
April 2025 is shaping up to be a big moment in Germany’s push toward clean energy, especially for hydrogen production.…
HORIBA, Ltd. just rolled out a brand-new product designed to make life a whole lot easier for researchers and innovators…
NavHyS Project Sets Sail with Liquid Hydrogen for Offshore Wind Ships A bold new European project, NavHyS, is getting ready…
Hydrogen fuel cell buses are hitting the streets across dozens of European cities, fueled by bold climate goals and a…
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