Transport for London (TfL) has today ordered 20 of these green buses – which produce no pollution from their exhausts – as part of its drive to make London’s transport zero-emission. It follows the introduction of the world’s first Ultra Low Emission Zone last month.
This Thursday, May 9, 2019, the Walloon Government approved the launch for a call for candidates for the establishment of two hydrogen production and distribution stations using electricity produced in Wallonia to supply a fleet of hydrogen buses.
Government has provided recoverable advances of an estimated € 8m for the two projects as well as grants of the order of € 8.7m.
PowerCell Sweden AB (publ) has received an order for an additional 10 PowerCell S2 fuel cell stacks from the Chinese company Wuhan Tiger Fuel Cell Vehicle Company Ltd.
Oslo–Nel Hydrogen A/S, a subsidiary of Nel ASA (Nel, OSE:NEL), has received a contract for an H2Station® solution from London Bus Services Limited (LBSL). The station will provide fuel to 20 hydrogen buses operating in London.
At the two-day International Hydrogen Forum 2019 taking place at PyeongChang Alpensia Resort Convention Center in Gangwon Province, Hyundai Motor signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Gangwon Province to develop a ship powered by its hydrogen fuel cells.
Four new members join the H2 Mobility Switzerland Association: Camion Transport Ltd., G. Leclerc Transport AG, F. Murpf AG and Tamoil Ltd.
Convinced that green hydrogen is the missing link in a carbon-free ecosystem, a factor of harmonious progress for cities, regions and companies around the world, ENGIE is partnering four initiatives selected as part of ADEME’s call for projects, “Ecosystems of Mobility”.
Vivarail, designers and manufacturers of the Class 230 trains, and hydrogen fuel cell specialists Arcola Energy today announced a long-term collaboration.
The companies share a determination to help de-carbonise the UK’s transport system. Vivarail has already designed and run an emission-free battery train whilst Arcola lead the market in supplying power systems for efficient fuel cell electric vehicles, primarily buses, to the UK. Working together the companies will develop a hydrogen/battery hybrid train.
France–A first in France, riders in the Haut-de France mining basin will soon be riding on buses whose only exhaust coming out of their tailpipes will be water.
Starting this summer six of these hydrogen buses will be operating on the roads of the Haut-de-France mining basin.
Researchers have used a graphite coating that makes perovskite solar cells waterproof.
A cheaper, cleaner and more sustainable way of making hydrogen fuel from water using sunlight is step closer thanks to new research from the University of Bath’s Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies.
