Friday Fallback story that may have been missed but we want to post it earlier than our Thursday Throwback story for next week. Highlighting the importance of both technologies, battery-electric drive systems, and fuel cell electric drive systems playing a role in the mix for zero-emissions.
This story appeared in December of 2019 and featured French aeronaut and president of the Solar Impulse Foundation Bertrand Piccard breaking the world distance record for a hydrogen-powered vehicle. Since that time Mr. Piccard has grown in stature within the industry and now also represents Hyundai.
This story appeared in early 2019 and featured not only Nel, but Air Liquide, Hyundai, Nikola Motor, Shell and Toyota as they all signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for hydrogen fueling components
This story featuring Clevershuttle was published in March of this year and shows that fuel cell vehicles are ready for everyday use.
This story was featured in October of 2019.
Anglo American announces its agreement with ENGIE, a leading global energy and energy services company, to develop and fuel the world’s largest hydrogen-powered mine haul truck.
This week marks one of the highlights for all of us at FuelCellWorks as Nikola continues to make headlines and history, so we thought it would be interesting to look back at one of the top and important stories that relate to Nikola.Â
Cologne– This is unique in Germany: With the Toyota Mirai (combined hydrogen consumption 0.76 kg / 100 km; combined electricity consumption 0 kWh / 100 km; combined CO2 emissions 0 g / km), the Berlin police are buying two standard fuel cell vehicles for daily use in patrol duty.Â
This story from December 9, 2019 was the first of many stories featuring both Shell and Everfuel on their quest to move to green energy and specifically hydrogen future.
Green shift: Central large-scale P2X hydrogen plant and energy storage in Fredericia will be the largest in the Nordic region.
For almost a year, the two world’s first hydrogen-powered regional trains have been operating daily in the Weser-Elbe network, covering more than 130,000 km.
