The latest hydrogen industry news, developments, and community updates.
Solaris hydrogen fuel cell buses have begun service in Bologna with public transport operator Tper deploying the first vehicles following completion of authorizations for the hydrogen refuelling facility.
Nine companies led by Hyundai Motor Group signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a comprehensive hydrogen ecosystem in Hong Kong, targeting full operation by end of 2030 with focus on waste-to-hydrogen conversion and fuel cell vehicle deployment.
Poland's deployment of 153 hydrogen buses across 12 cities has revealed significant operational and financial obstacles, with operating costs substantially exceeding those of battery-electric alternatives and requiring additional government subsidies.
Land Kärnten officially opened Austria's first hydrogen refueling station dedicated to buses and deployed a fleet of 35 hydrogen fuel cell buses operated by ÖBB Postbus for rural routes in the Drau Valley region.
Daimler Truck AG, MB Energy, and Kawasaki Heavy Industries have established a partnership to build a liquid hydrogen supply chain in Europe, supporting deployment of 100 Mercedes-Benz NextGenH2 fuel cell trucks starting in late 2026.
Tyczka Hydrogen officially opened a new hydrogen refueling station at the Port of Schweinfurt, capable of dispensing up to 1,000 kilograms of hydrogen daily at 350 and 700 bar pressure for commercial vehicles and trucks.
Hyundai Translead announced that Breadner Trailers will serve as the dealer for XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in Canada, supporting commercial adoption of hydrogen-powered heavy-duty vehicles across the region.
Three companies have signed a development agreement to establish a liquefied hydrogen supply chain through Hamburg's port, targeting commercial operations by the early 2030s.
Seven of Vienna's ten hydrogen buses are sidelined due to spare parts unavailability from manufacturer CaetanoBus, raising concerns about supplier reliability and ecosystem maturity in hydrogen transit procurement.
Solaris Bus & Coach has chosen Ballard Power Systems' FCmove®-SC fuel cell engine for its Generation 2 hydrogen bus platform under an extended supply agreement through 2029.
easyJet and Rolls-Royce successfully tested a modified Pearl 15 engine running on pure hydrogen through a complete simulated flight cycle at NASA's Stennis Space Center, demonstrating that modern turbofans can operate on 100% hydrogen under real-world conditions.
H2Fly's CTO announced hydrogen-electric propulsion systems of 350-500 kilowatts could be in production by 2030, with larger 1.2-megawatt systems in development for larger aircraft.
