Under the partnership, Plug will supply its GenDrive fuel cells to replace battery and fossil fuel use in forklifts, distribution centres and industrial hubs. The Brazilian infrastructure firm GH2 will handle local project integration, permitting and rollout of Plug technologies. The initial focus of the collaboration will be on large logistics and industrial poles, with [...]

The state-backed company plans to use anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysis technology with efficiencies of 82-88% to produce green hydrogen. PGE has not disclosed either the chosen electrolyser supplier or the expected commissioning date. Using geothermal energy to produce green hydrogen provides a flexible offtake for its baseload electricity, creating value beyond traditional power sales. [...]

The 13.9-metre H2 Coach is slated to have a range of at least 800km from 46kg of hydrogen stored in two tanks and a 300kW fuel cell unit from Daimler’s joint venture with Volvo, Cellcentric. Based on the existing battery-electric S 517 HD coach, the fuel cell will drive the central electric motor to offer [...]

Luxembourg-based Luxaviation, one of the world’s largest operators, plans to blend SAF into its fuel supply to cut lifecycle CO₂ emissions, respond to client demand for lower-carbon travel, and comply with upcoming EU mandates. Under the Europe ReFuelEU Aviation legislation, aircraft fuel suppliers must ensure a 2% SAF blend, which will incrementally increase to a [...]

Worth $52.3m, the facility is expected to produce around eight tonnes of hydrogen per day. The green fuel will be used to power the port streetlights and an electric vehicle charging station. The project will support India’s first domestic green shipping corridor between Kandla and Tuticorin, led by fleet and port operators, including V.O. Chidambaranar [...]

New Energy Minister Michael Shanks faced questions from cross-party MPs on Tuesday (9 September), with warnings that the UK could fall behind international competitors without swift policy clarity. Led by Labour MP Tom Collins, a former hydrogen heating specialist at Bosch, called for the government to be “agile” and work in partnership with industry to [...]

China’s position as a driving force in clean hydrogen is undeniable. But CEOs are divided on whether its policy-driven model can be replicated elsewhere. That’s one of the takeaways from the Hydrogen Council’s Global Hydrogen Compass 2025 report, which showed sentiment findings from over 70 CEOs across the hydrogen value chain. This is a paid [...]

By reconfiguring the MEA design and introducing targeted hardware tweaks, the fuel cell technology company achieved higher power density and improved its fuel cell system efficiency. The gains ensure the fuel cell engines can be cooled with smaller radiators to reduce both weight and drag on an aircraft. Therefore, this supports more efficient hydrogen-electric propulsion. [...]

The 300km2 site in Oxagon, Neom’s port city, has seen wind turbines, hydrogen storage vessels, electrolysers, solar panels, and transmission infrastructure installed, as the developers aim to begin green ammonia production in 2027. The milestone reflects progress across all of the development’s sites, from the 1.6GW wind garden and 2.2GW solar farm, to the 2.2GW [...]

The California-based firm, which designed the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell passenger ferry – later operated by Switch Maritime as the Sea Change – announced on LinkedIn it would cease operations after seven years. Founded in 2018, ZEI set out to develop fuel cell systems for maritime and heavy-duty mobility, gaining prominence with the 70-foot [...]