Mobility

Komatsu Ltd. has developed a concept machine by equipping its flagship large dump truck, the HD785 (maximum payload: approximately 92 metric tons), with a H₂ combustion engine.

Cellen has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with HNO International, Inc. to evaluate H₂ supply and delivery solutions tailored to H₂-powered drone operations.

The collaboration links StormFisher’s renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO)-certified eMethanol with CarbonLeap’s efforts to scale freight decarbonization for European customers and transatlantic trade routes.

A pivotal moment for the UK’s energy future, Luxfer’s Mark Lawday tells Westminster audience at ‘State of the Hydrogen Nation’ event.

China is advancing several national standardization projects related to the safety and testing of road vehicles, particularly those using H₂ and new energy technologies.

Oxford Flow, a flow control equipment specialist, has announced its entry into the Japanese market through a new distribution and collaboration partnership with fluid control valve provider, VENN.

ORLEN has launched its fifth publicly accessible H₂ refueling station in Poland, located in Piła. The low-emission fuel can be used by the bus fleet of the local municipal transport company as well as by individual customers.

Hyundai Motor Company has announced that its XCIENT Fuel Cell Class-8 heavy-duty truck fleet has achieved the milestone of 20 million kilometers driven across Europe.

The German federal government has announced a new funding program to accelerate the rollout of H₂ infrastructure for heavy-duty transport.

Following the development and successful testing program with prototypes of its first-generation fuel cell trucks, Daimler Truck presents the Mercedes-Benz NextGenH2 Truck. The fuel cell truck represents another development milestone for Daimler Truck on the path to sustainable transportation powered by hydrogen.

Alfa Laval and ArianeGroup announce the signature of a co-development agreement for a liquid H₂ trailer pump. This new solution offered by this trailer pump will enable more efficient and reliable transfer of liquid H₂ from production sites to distribution hubs and refueling stations.

Hydrexia has secured an order to provide The Toyota Motor Corporation Australia (TMCA) with a number of relocatable H₂ refueling stations (RHRSs) to support H₂-powered fuel cell electric vehicles in the Australian market.