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• Hyundai and H2 Energy to establish ‘Hyundai Hydrogen Mobility’ to tap into Europe’s hydrogen mobility ecosystem with fuel cell trucks
• Hyundai to deliver 1,600 fuel cell heavy-duty trucks to the JV through 2025, to be leased to member companies of H2 Mobility Switzerland Association and other enterprises
• JV to expand business to neighboring European countries; offer prospects for future partnerships in U.S.

BP, Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals), and the Port of Rotterdam have joined forces to explore the opportunity of making “green hydrogen” via water electrolysis for BP’s refinery in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, which has the potential for significant reductions in CO2 emissions.

The Grove Hydrogen Automotive Company announced that on April 13th 2019, its first prototype hydrogen fuel cell powered car came of its assembly line from its production factory located in the China Intelligence Valley (Chongqing) Science Park.

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Heavy trucks with alternative drivetrains, without CO₂ emissions? This was a pie in the sky for a long time, not at least because of the lacking range of pure battery vehicles. A solution: Fuel cells. The first vehicles are already on the roads.

Honda executives said that the company plans to use waste lithium-ion batteries as raw materials, and began to produce nickel-cobalt alloys in 2025 for hydrogen storage tank production.

Berlin — The German Gas and Water Association (DVGW) has given the signal for the bundled and comprehensive development of technical rules for the generation, supply, admixture, transport, distribution and storage of hydrogen in the natural gas infrastructure. 

BEIJING —China has been actively developing hydrogen energy in recent years to make the nation’s automobile industry cleaner and more efficient. Many domestic companies have been actively pushing forward their hydrogen industry layout.

Officials in the nation’s capital will be able to experience the HFC bus up close and gain a deeper understanding of the low and no emission options available to public transit

For all the bluster about flying cars being just around the corner, a major breakthrough in how we get around – responsibly – is upon us. With transportation now the largest source of CO2 emissions in the U.S., many communities are looking for greener alternatives.