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Clean hydrogen is emerging as a crucial component of the global sustainable energy transition, rivaling solar and wind power. It offers the potential to fuel diverse applications, from powering hydrogen trains in Europe to supporting steel production and long-haul trucking worldwide. Countries

The Zeevonk facility in Rotterdam combines SSE wind energy and floating solar technology to advance Europe’s net-zero emissions goal. Wood spearheads the engineering design, partnering with Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. Hydrogen Network Rotterdam is poised to distribute the hydrogen produced, supporting

Hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric trucks (FCETs) are transforming Europe’s transportation industry, traditionally dominated by diesel vehicles. Germany, France, and Spain are leading the shift toward hydrogen as a clean alternative fuel source. Efforts are focused on reducing CO2 emissions by improving hydrogen

Boomtown will introduce the innovative HYDRO stage powered by hydrogen fuel cells at the 2025 festival. This collaboration with Hydrologiq aims to promote sustainability and reduce carbon footprints at large-scale events. The HydrologiqOS platform will support a sustainable, eco-friendly experience for over

Hydrogen is emerging as a potential solution for Europe’s public transport challenges, despite skepticism from 93% of experts regarding its current feasibility compared to battery-electric options. 89% of industry experts believe hydrogen could address electric fleet issues such as weight, range, and

Toyota unveils its third-generation hydrogen fuel cell system, highlighting its commitment to sustainable automotive innovation. The new system offers 1.2 times the fuel efficiency of its predecessor, enhancing the vehicle’s cruising range by 20%. Compared to traditional technologies, this system rivals diesel

Clean hydrogen emerges as a pivotal element in the quest for carbon neutrality, offering both potential and challenges. The focus on hydrogen transcends buzzwords, becoming a critical topic in future business strategies and sustainable technologies. Companies engage with both the possibilities and

Finland is investing €2.3 billion in tax credits to promote green hydrogen and renewable technologies. The initiative aims to support renewable fuel production, electricity storage, and the development of biofuels and green hydrogen. This financial package is expected to drive innovation and

TotalEnergies partners with Air Liquide to spearhead a major offshore wind initiative in the North Sea. The project aims to produce 45,000 tons of green hydrogen per year, reducing CO2 emissions by 450,000 tons annually. A 250 MW electrolyzer in Zeeland will

SARTA is initiating a $15 million hydrogen infrastructure project to transform public transit in Ohio, aiming to reduce emissions and enhance energy resilience. The initiative is anchored in the 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law, primarily utilizing federal funding amid political and budgetary challenges.