Fuel Cells and Hydrogen News
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Ballard Announces Orders for Fuel Cell Modules to Power Solaris Buses
Ballard Power Systems has announced purchase orders from Solaris, for 10 Ballard FCmove™ fuel cell modules to power 10 buses Europe.
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Solaris Joins European Clean Hydrogen Alliance
The aim of the European Clean Hydrogen Alliance is to scale-up, by 2030, the production and deployment of hydrogen as a fuel.
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Ballard Wins Van Hool Follow-on Order For 10 Fuel Cell Modules
Ballard has won a contract with Van Hool to supply 10 fuel cell modules to power Van Hool A330 buses under the JIVE 2 funding programme.
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Toyota Strengthens Alliance with Caetanobus and Finlog
Toyota Caetano Portugal has become the direct shareholder of two Portuguese companies: CaetanoBus and Finlog, to promote hydrogen mobility.
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Hydrogen Solaris Buses Go to Sweden
The Urbino 12 hydrogen bus has won another client - Transdev has signed a contract with Solaris to supply two hydrogen buses to Sweden.
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Volvo Group and Daimler Truck AG Sign for New Fuel-Cell Joint Venture
Volvo Group and Daimler Truck AG have signed a binding agreement for a joint venture to develop, produce and commercialize fuel-cell systems…
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MAN Presents Zero-Emission Roadmap
MAN is bringing CO2-free mobility to the road with it's electric and hydrogen roadmap & entering into several partnerships for this purpose.
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Hydrogen Buses Coming to Birmingham Next Spring
The buses - which are made by Wrightbus - are the world's first zero-emission hydrogen fuel-cell double deckers.
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Freudenberg Joins Partnership to Support Emission-Free Mobility
XALT Energy announced it is powering America’s first, long distance, all-electric passenger coach with transportation providers in the US.
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XALT Batteries Power Newest Clean Energy Bus for California
XALT Energy are providing Premium, heavy duty, lithium-ion electric batteries toAmerica’s first, long-distance, all-electric passenger coach…
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Zett to Present the ‘Zett-Bus’, 12m Hydrogen Bus at Busworld
Zett hydrogen powered transport - efficiently produced from renewable resources, easily stored and transported in a less-expensive way.