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Honda to race hydrogen-powered CR-V at Pikes Peak
Honda enters hydrogen powered CR-V e:FCEV in Pikes Peak – the first hydrogen car to ever race the hill, with Dai Yoshihara at the wheel.
Home-made hydrogen: West Sussex farm fuels Riversimple Rasa
A small farm in Steyning might just hold a big clue to hydrogen’s future. Horsham-based hydrogen systems firm Engas Global is trialling a compact ‘plug and play’ hydrogen refuelling unit…
£500m hydrogen boost to back UK transport and storage buildout
The UK government has announced £500 million for hydrogen transport and storage infrastructure, aiming to create thousands of jobs and support industrial decarbonisation in regions like Teesside, Merseyside and the Humber.
Greece opens its first hydrogen refuelling station
Greece opens its first public hydrogen station in Agioi Theodoroi, backed by Motor Oil Group and EU funding, with more infrastructure on the way.
Toyota: Hydrogen engine GR racer concept unveiled at Le Mans
Toyota unveils the GR LH2 Racing Concept at Le Mans – a liquid hydrogen-powered race car built to test hydrogen combustion in motorsport.
Exclusive interview: BMW’s hydrogen car boss “We believe the timing is right”
Driving Hydrogen’s Matt Lister sits down with BMW’s Dr Jürgen Guldner to discuss first production hydrogen car (coming 2028), Toyota partnership, hydrogen infrastructure, and why now is the right time for hydrogen mobility.
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Analysis | Europe’s €5 trillion mistake: Why a battery-only future risks gridlock – and insolvency
Europe risks €5 trillion in extra costs by backing a battery-only transport plan. Analysis shows how adding hydrogen cuts grid upgrades, mineral strain and overall bills.
Global hydrogen car market forecast to grow sevenfold by 2034
The global fuel cell vehicle market is forecast to grow from $2.55bn in 2024 to $17.73bn by 2034, driven by policy, infrastructure, and commercial demand – but high costs and patchy refuelling still pose challenges.
EXCLUSIVE | Bosch UK boss: “UK & Europe must act on hydrogen or risk falling behind China and India”
Bosch UK boss Steffen Hoffmann warns the UK must act on hydrogen or fall behind China and India. Calls for infrastructure shift and tech-neutral policy.
“Failure is not an option” – Daimler Truck exec’s brutal takedown of EU’s broken truck strategy
Daimler Truck exec Dr. Andreas Gorbach delivers a blistering critique of Europe’s zero-emission truck strategy, warning of “draconian penalties” and a catastrophic lack of infrastructure. With hydrogen and battery-electric trucks ready, why is policy failing?
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Extreme H’s hydrogen rally car is ready for action – “it’s a proper race car”
Extreme H has just wrapped up final testing on its new hydrogen off-road racer – the Pioneer 25 – with drivers Molly Taylor and Kevin Hansen giving the 550-horsepower machine…
BMW, Hyundai and Toyota form Hydrogen Transport Forum in Australia
BMW, Hyundai and Toyota have launched the Hydrogen Transport Forum to accelerate hydrogen vehicle and refuelling infrastructure rollout in Australia, starting at the 2025 Brisbane Truck Show.
Hyundai and IndianOil start hydrogen car trials in India
One Hyundai NEXO, 40,000km, and two years to find out if hydrogen cars can handle India. Hyundai and IndianOil sign MoU to start trial.
BRAND NEW Hyundai NEXO revealed: With more power, more tech, and concept-like looks
Hyundai reveals its new hydrogen NEXO with more power, more range, and a new interior. Tow-capable, tech-laden, and near-identical to the INITIUM concept.
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Toyota’s frosty hydrogen Corolla returns for Fuji 24-hour showdown
Toyota returns to the Fuji 24 Hours with its upgraded GR Corolla H2, running on liquid hydrogen at -253°C. Inside the tech, the challenge, and the multi-fuel future.
Extreme H tests next-gen hydrogen power generator with 5x the output
Extreme H tests new hydrogen power unit with 5x the output, built to run full race operations with no emissions.
Kawasaki runs hydrogen engined Ninja at Le Mans
Kawasaki debuts its hydrogen-powered Ninja H2 HySE at Le Mans, proving zero-emission motorcycling can still deliver sound, drama, and performance.
Extreme H bags Veloce as first team sign-up for 2025 season
Veloce Media Group joins the FIA Extreme H World Cup, the first team to sign up to the hydrogen-powered racing series launching in 2025.
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ULEMCo launches HyTANKa – mobile hydrogen refueller for construction sites
ULEMCo has launched HyTANKa®, a mobile hydrogen bowser for construction sites and off-road use. The ADR-certified unit delivers high-pressure hydrogen refuelling without fixed infrastructure, and has already been trialled in live site conditions.
Fleet operators back hydrogen – but support gaps must be closed, warns RHA
New RHA survey reveals strong fleet interest in hydrogen trucks and coaches – but adoption is stalled by cost, infrastructure gaps, and lack of vehicle availability.
Nikola hydrogen assets hit the auction block after firm’s bankruptcy
Nikola’s hydrogen trucks and HYLA refuelling assets are up for sale following its bankruptcy. Over $140 million in inventory, including 103 FCEVs, is now available via court-supervised auction.
Bosch UK posts £3.3bn in 2024 sales, calls for hydrogen engine recognition
Bosch UK reports £3.3bn in 2024 sales and urges UK to recognise hydrogen combustion engines as low-emission to unlock investment in heavy transport.
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France backs hydrogen vans in €9 billion national strategy reboot
France updates hydrogen strategy with €9bn plan backing vans, trucks, stations and electrolysis to boost industry and clean mobility.
The story of the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle – GM’s Electrovan
The 1966 GM Electrovan, the first hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, used NASA tech but was never produced. Hydrogen was possible, even in the ’60s.
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Wrightbus delivers 12 more hydrogen buses to Germany, 130 due by year-end
WestVerkehr becomes the latest operator to deploy Wrightbus Kite Hydroliner hydrogen buses, with support from the German government.
Ten new Mercedes Benz hydrogen fuel cell buses enter service in Stuttgart
Stuttgart adds ten Mercedes-Benz eCitaro G hydrogen buses to its fleet, the start of SSB’s zero-emission transition with fuel cell tech.
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Shell backs major hydrogen emissions study to ensure fuel’s climate credibility
Shell, EDF and global partners launch major study to measure real-world hydrogen emissions from working infrastructure, aiming to ensure hydrogen’s climate credibility.
Japan to introduce ¥700/kg hydrogen fuel subsidy to kickstart commercial uptake
Japan to subsidise hydrogen fuel for commercial vehicles at ¥700/kg across six regions, aiming to lower costs for fuel cell trucks and buses. The scheme targets 90 stations and could save operators up to ¥21,000 per refill.
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Tesla: Hydrogen will prop up 92% of the future US energy grid
Tesla’s Master Plan 3 quietly reveals hydrogen will provide 92% of future US energy storage capacity – despite Elon Musk calling fuel cells “mind-bogglingly stupid”.
Europe’s most powerful hydrogen station launched – as H2 MOBILITY retools its network for real demand
H2 MOBILITY opens Europe’s most powerful hydrogen station in Düsseldorf, as focus shifts to high-demand sites for buses, trucks, and public fleets.
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Aberdeen bids to become UK’s next hydrogen valley with £62million TH2ISTLE project
Aberdeen launches TH2ISTLE hydrogen valley bid, aiming to produce 627 tonnes of green hydrogen by 2028, create up to 13,000 jobs, and lead Scotland’s energy transition.
Hydrogen ground equipment runs full aircraft turnaround at Exeter
Exeter Airport completes UK’s first live aircraft turnaround using hydrogen ground support machinery, including MATT tug and fuel cell GSE.
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JCB hydrogen telehandler tested on UK’s largest road tunnel project
National Highways trials JCB hydrogen telehandler on Lower Thames Crossing site, showing it can match diesel performance with zero emissions.
JCB’s hydrogen engine granted full type-approval in Europe
JCB has secured full EU type-approval for its hydrogen combustion engine, certifying it to Stage V standards and clearing the way for commercial rollout across Europe.