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The helium-filled hull provides space for lightweight hydrogen storage tanks and ZeroAvia’s certified fuel cell system, enabling hydrogen storage without compromising payload while reducing maintenance costs. It combines aerostatic lift, aerodynamic lift, and vectored thrust to deliver a 10-tonne payload and a range of up to 4,000 miles. Initially, the model will be powered by four diesel engines. However, the design remains at an early stage. During test flights in Bedfordshire, UK, between 2016 and 2017, early prototypes were involved in incidents – including a nose-first landing, though no injuries were reported, and a ground collapse. Nevertheless, HAV’s Tom Grundy [...]

Toyota UK said the fuel cell Hilux will be a “further demonstration of its commitment to realising the potential of hydrogen.” In its statement, Toyota said the launch of the fuel cell model will help drive the wider rollout of hydrogen ecosystems and infrastructure in Europe. The fuel cell model is part of the firm’s new Hilux lineup, which expands its electrified range with both battery and hydrogen power. Toyota said its ninth-generation Hilux will “meet the evolving needs of customers across global markets” via its range of powertrain options. While hybrid and alternative technologies are prioritised, internal combustion engine [...]

This includes a new partnership with a major US data centre development, for which Plug plans to provide hydrogen fuel cell systems for power or back-up supply under a non-binding letter of intent. By selling certain electricity rights, releasing restricted cash, and reducing ongoing maintenance expenses, Plug could improve liquidity and generate greater flexibility. Electricity rights are contracts or allocations that give Plug access to purchase or use specific amounts of electricity, which it can sell or transfer to another party for cash. Plug has been experiencing financial difficulties; it recently secured a $525m loan from Yorkville Advisors to stabilise [...]

India should adopt Japan’s contracts-for-difference (CfD) model to help make green hydrogen projects bankable and accelerate final investment decisions, a H2 View and gasworld webinar has heard. Amrit Singh Deo, Senior Managing Director at FDI Consulting and advisor to the India Hydrogen Alliance (IH2A), explained that the bottleneck in projects reaching a final investment decision (FID) is not due to lack of demand, but bankability. “The answer is simple, it’s offtake – guaranteed [long-term] offtake,” he said. “Without offtake guarantees, no project is going to be bankable.” This is a paid article, to read the article in full you can [...]

Air Products’ decision to build green hydrogen import infrastructure in Europe hinges on EU nations transposing green hydrogen rules under the Renewable Energy Directive (RED III), its CEO has said. Eduardo Menezes told investors the industrial gas major needs regulatory clarity before committing to ammonia import terminals or cracking plants on the continent to bring in volumes of hydrogen from its 2.2GW Neom plant in Saudi Arabia. Air Products halted those plans in May when it pivoted the Neom strategy towards selling green ammonia from the Neom site until 2030, when its first offtake agreement is set to start. This [...]

The offering is expected to close around 28 November and is tabled to raise between CAD $20m and CAD $30m ($21.4m), with shares priced at CAD $0.45 ($0.32). Next plans to use the proceeds to accelerate sales and manufacturing of its alkaline hydrogen production technology. “We believe this will fully realise the potential of the innovative technology the team has developed over the past decade,” said Chair Allan MacKenzie. The firm said it would market its existing 150Nm3/h NH150 systems, while completing the development of its megawatt-class NH500 electrolyser. Earlier this year, Next announced it would look to lean on [...]

The Oslo-headquartered firm said it had “fulfilled” the requirements set by government-owned Enova to press ahead with its developments in Kristiansund and Slagentangen. Both projects are planned to supply green hydrogen and derivatives to the maritime sector, although exact production capacities remain undisclosed. In Kristiansund, GreenH said its project at Vestbase will provide oil field equipment supplier NorSea Group’s customers with direct bunkering to reduce hydrogen transportation costs. The site in Slagentangen will supply up to 20,000 tonnes of hydrogen and 100,000 tonnes of ammonia annually at Exxon Mobil affiliate Esso Norge’s terminal outside of Tønsberg. Electrolyser maker Nel has [...]

Hydrogen Capital Growth (HGEN), which held around 12.5% of Bramble’s equity, has written down its £11m ($14.5m) holding to zero, representing 9% of its net asset value (NAV) as of 31 March 2025. Bramble had been seeking investment from third-party investors. However, HGEN said in a portfolio update statement, “It has recently become apparent that Bramble’s fundraising process has been unsuccessful in securing new financing, without which the company is unable to operate viably.” As such, Bramble progressed to an accelerated sale process for its entire business on 6 November, which was run by an independent advisor. “Whilst a number [...]

Demand for Cummins’ electrolyser products has “dried up,” with the decline felt most sharply in the US market, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Mark Smith revealed during the company’s Q3 2025 earnings call. Smith told investors weaker order volumes created a “hole” in projections for the next couple of years, describing the downturn as a surprise. Cummins announced on Thursday (6 November) it had recorded $240m in non-cash charges within its Accelera segment, leading to a “strategic review” of its electrolyser business amid “policy-driven shifts in hydrogen adoption expectations.” This is a paid article, to read the article in full you [...]

In an effort to reassure stakeholders, FPH2 said private-sector hydrogen suppliers and end-users were continuing projects despite federal funds being cancelled. The statement comes after the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES) puts its plans to build a clean hydrogen hub in California on ice, following the Department of Energy’s (DOE) termination of funding for the scheme. ARCHES had been set to receive $1.2bn from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to support projects aimed at building up clean hydrogen supply and demand. The DOE axed the funding as part of a $7.5bn clean energy rollback, which the administration said [...]