Fuel Cells
Stellantis to introduce its first hydrogen-powered vehicle in the North American market
European-American vehicle maker Stellantis — which owns brands such as Chrysler, Fiat, Citroën and Maserati — is to launch its first hydrogen-powered vehicle in the US, according to the groups’s head of H2, Jean-Michel Billig. Back in February, Stellantis unveiled hydrogen-powered versions of eight of its existing battery-electric vans for the European market, and almost…
Read More‘Hydrogen highway’ | Air Products plans network of permanent H2 refuelling stations in Canada
Industrial gases giant Air Products has announced plans to build a “network of permanent, commercial-scale multi-modal hydrogen refuelling stations” for heavy-duty trucks in the Canadian province of Alberta, stretching 300km between the cities of Edmonton and the province’s oil & gas capital, Calgary. The announcement comes as Alberta promised C$57m (US$42m) in funding for 28…
Read MoreChina to dominate hydrogen transport this decade, with major growth in Europe and US not expected until 2030s: Bosch
China will lead the market for hydrogen fuel cells in the transport sector, with limited growth in Europe and the US until the 2030s, the chairman of fuel-cell manufacturer Bosch said yesterday (Thursday). Speaking at a press conference, Stefan Hartung explained: “In 2023, we launched production of [PEM] fuel cell systems in Stuttgart, Germany, and…
Read MoreWorld’s largest hydrogen-taxi operator launching new fleet in Brussels as first step of international expansion
The world’s largest operator of hydrogen taxis is launching a new service in Brussels — the first step in Paris-based Hype’s plans to roll out zero-emission vehicle fleets across southwest Europe. By the end of this year, the company will have more than 1,500 fuel-cell taxis and “several hundred” battery-electric taxis in Paris, where it…
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