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Toyota’s advancement in hydrogen fuel cell technology offers a formidable alternative to diesel engines, especially for long-haul transportation and heavy-duty applications. The company has reduced costs through improved design and manufacturing, promoting wider adoption across various industries. Hydrogen fuel cells are versatile,

TotalEnergies and Air Liquide collaborate to advance green hydrogen, targeting decarbonization of industries and transportation in Europe. The key projects, ELYgator and the Zeeland Electrolyzer, utilize offshore wind to produce significant amounts of renewable hydrogen. ELYgator, located in Rotterdam, generates 23,000 tons

Eureka Capital Corp. terminated its expected partnership with Empire Hydrogen Energy Systems Inc., initially announced in summer 2024. The partnership aimed to leverage Eureka’s ambition and Empire’s innovation but was dismantled due to unmet conditions in the “Definitive Agreement.” Eureka’s CEO cited

Bosch is shifting focus from solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) to hydrogen production technology, aligning with evolving energy demands. Despite technical achievements with SOFC, Bosch found market growth for stationary hydrogen solutions slower than anticipated. The decision marks a strategic pivot toward

Novelis Inc. has innovatively powered a recycling furnace with hydrogen at its Latchford, Warrington, UK plant, pioneering a path toward sustainability in aluminium production. This initiative is part of a UK government decarbonization effort, significantly reducing emissions by up to 90% with

Honda has unveiled a groundbreaking hydrogen fuel-cell stack and module, offering over three times the volumetric power density of previous models. The new technology features an output of 150 kW (201 hp), doubling durability and significantly reducing production costs. Production of the

Japan, the U.S., and South Korea are collaborating to enhance economic security through innovative research by fiscal 2025. The alliance focuses on four groundbreaking projects, including two aimed at advancing hydrogen energy as a clean fuel source to reduce carbon footprints. The

The recycling plant in Warrington is pioneering a sustainable method using hydrogen to transform aluminum recycling. Novelis has developed an innovative blend of hydrogen and natural gas, testing mixtures from 30% to 100% hydrogen for aluminum processing. Hundreds of tonnes of 3000

Toyota advances sustainable transport with hydrogen fuel cells, transforming the potential of heavy-duty trucks, passenger cars, and trains. The new technology enhances durability and boosts cruising range by 20%, offering increased efficiency compared to traditional diesel engines. Production cost reductions make hydrogen

BMW is focusing on hydrogen fuel cells, aiming to launch a commercial fuel cell car by 2028 in collaboration with Toyota. The partnership with Toyota highlights a shared belief in hydrogen as essential for future transportation. BMW tests green logistics using two