
E-Trucks Europe is building hydrogen-electric hybrid garbage trucks. The driveline of these garbage trucks is 100% electric, which means they are quiet and do not emit greenhouse gases and particulate matter. To extend the range, a hydrogen system is installed on these vehicles, which converts hydrogen into electricity with pure water as a waste product. In this way, the vehicles can be used 24 hours a day and remain silent and clean.

SAN JOSE, Calif.– The San Jose Sharks showcased the future of clean, reliable, always on electricity in the National Hockey League (NHL) when they hosted the NHL All-Star Game in late January. The mid-season classic was hosted at the Sharks’ home, SAP Center at San Jose, which is powered by high tech fuel cells supplied by Bloom Energy.

Brussels/Eindhoven– It sounds like magic: you put a dedicated device in contact with air, expose it to sunlight and it starts producing fuel, for free. That is the basic idea behind the fundamental research conducted by DIFFER1, the Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research, in association with Toyota Motor Europe (TME).

Thanks to the CertifHy Guarantees of Origin platform, Air Liquide offers Green or Low-Carbon certified hydrogen to its customers in the frame of a pilot project initiated by the European Commission and financed by the FCH JU (Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking). Guarantees of Origin will enable end users to consume certified Green or Low-Carbon Hydrogen all over the European Union.