News release: Nikola and Voltera to Build 50 Hydrogen Stations Across North America
Nikola and Voltera enter agreement to develop the hydrogen fueling infrastructure by developing up to 50 HYLA stations across North America over the next five years.
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News Release: Europe to Decarbonize the Aviation Sector
European Council and Parliament agreed to work towards sustainable air transport through the ReFuelEU initiative, including the use of hydrogen fuel and other low-carbon fuel options.
Electrek: Sales Begin for Zero-Emissions Hydrogen Yacht
MYSEA announced the beginning of sales of the AQUON One eco-catamaran, an electric yacht powered by a solar-hydrogen propulsion system with 250sqm of living space.
News release: Cummins Invests $1B to Support U.S. Manufacturing Network
The investment will support fuel-agnostic engine platforms that will run on low-carbon fuels, including hydrogen, helping decarbonize the nation’s truck fleets.
News release: Nikola and Chart Industries Execute Strategic Hydrogen Partnership
The two companies will work to develop hydrogen equipment and technology, including liquid hydrogen storage tanks, transport trailers, hydrogen refueling stations, truck on-board fueling systems, and more.
Top Speed: Solid-State Batteries to Revolutionize EV Industry
This article looks at current electric-vehicle technology and how solid-state batteries have the potential to be a safer and longer-lasting alternative.
Plug Power Offering Hydrogen Fuel Cell Solutions for FORKLIFTS IN MEDIUM-SIZED FLEETS
Plug Power expands its GenKey offering to warehouses that operate fewer than 100 electric forklifts, allowing more customers to benefit from hydrogen and fuel cells.
Motor Biscuit: Toyota Hydrogen Racecar Pulled from Testing
Toyota has secured funding to produce a hydrogen fuel cell pickup truck concept, called the Toyota Hilux in its Burnaston, England plant.
Autoweek: Hydrogen Buses Coming to Philadelphia
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority announced it will purchase 10 fuel-cell electric buses produced by New Flyer of America, in support of its zero-emission fleet goals.
Robb Report: High-speed eVTOL Powered by Hydrogen
Alauda Aeronautics revealed its Airspeeder MK4, an electric aircraft that will have a top speed of 225 mph, and be powered by a hydrogen turbogenerator connected to electric motors on the wings.
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