Hydrogen — it’s the clean energy option that refuses to go away. The Japanese government has been aggressively promoting it for years, setting back the battery electric plans of Honda and Toyota by a decade or […]
This week Wärtsilä Finland, together with energy companies Vaasan Sähkö and EPV Energia and the City of Vaasa have signed a letter of intent to cooperate in a project aimed at utilising emissions-free hydrogen in power […]
Starting November 6th 2020 the visionary hydrogen fuel cell driven Hy4 passenger plane took its first 35 take offs with the new, 6th generation propulsion system. During 2 weeks of test campaign, flights of up to […]
“The funds from Enova are a pivotal step in making Topeka happen, and an important milestone for the maritime industry and for Norway as a nation when considering hydrogen as a fuel”, says Senior Vice President, […]
Green hydrogen fans have been getting plenty of love from energy observers in recent months, but trouble looms ahead. A new cost-cutting fuel cell breakthrough has the potential to cast a new wave of hydrogen fuel […]
Hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles are finally getting their moment. Last week not one, but two companies introduced hydrogen-powered supercars, and now the racing car engineering experts over at Germany’s HWA AG are setting to work […]
Another pointless pilot project? Or are hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles going somewhere? Our perspective on hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles is no secret. We think they’re a massive #FAIL. But that makes the story below about a […]
Originally published on CleanTechnica. One of our wonderful regular commenters, “neroden,” recently dropped a very interesting link into the comments of an article about Hyundai’s apparent shift in focus to battery-electric cars. As he prefaced it: There’s […]
Originally published on CleanTechnica. By Mike Barnard Compared to gas, diesel, or electric options, hydrogen distribution and fueling will be more expensive, lose a lot of hydrogen, be harder to use, be dangerous in a way […]
Tesla Motors founder & CEO Elon Musk has called hydrogen cars “so bulls**t.” Dr Joe Romm, author of The Hype About Hydrogen, has argued that they will have very little impact in the coming few decades. I’ve […]
