Hexagon Purus sign agreement with Stadler
Hexagon Purus has entered into a multi-year agreement with Stadler for the delivery of hydrogen fuel storage systems for hydrogen rail applications in California, US.
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Hexagon Purus has entered into a multi-year agreement with Stadler for the delivery of hydrogen fuel storage systems for hydrogen rail applications in California, US.
Research by Westwood reveals that less than a fifth of the EU’s hydrogen pipeline may come online by 2030 without addressing three critical areas: policy frameworks, funding mechanisms, and demand-side mandates.
H2APEX has acquired HH2E Lubminwerk GmbH along with a hydrogen project at the Lubmin site, Germany.
INOXAP announced the commissioning of its first green hydrogen manufacturing plant at Asahi India Glass Ltd’s (AIS) greenfield float glass facility at Soniyana in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, India.
ITM Power has signed an agreement with Deutsche Bahn to collaborate on sustainable transportation and infrastructure, specifically in the field of green energies.
Kawasaki announced that it has begun construction of a demonstration facility for the KM Comp-H2, a centrifugal hydrogen compressor for hydrogen liquefaction plants under development at Harima Works, Japan.
Nel Hydrogen US has received a purchase order of approximately US$6 million for PEM electrolyser stacks from Collins Aerospace to be used by the US Navy.
Donaldson will present its hydrogen purification technology at H2Poland 2025.
AMSL Aero has partnered with Formula 1 car engine cooling provider Conflux Technology to develop long-range, zero-emissions flights up to 1000 km.
Rux Energy and Serco have signed an MoU and announced the completion of a study on hydrogen storage and distribution for the maritime sector.
GeoRedox Corp. (GeoRedox) has announced the launch of its Advanced Weathering Enhancement (AWE) technology to produce stimulated geologic hydrogen (SGH) at low-cost and at scale.
Windcat has delivered Hydrocat 60, the second crew transfer vessel (CTV) in the MK5 series.