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Toyota New Zealand backs 50-tonne hydrogen truck rollout
Toyota NZ, TR Group and GBV launch 50-tonne hydrogen truck in NZ. First of 20 fuel cell trucks now on the road, backed by government support and Hiringa refuelling network.
Hopium abandons its hydrogen car dreams, will focus on fuel cells for heavy-duty machines instead
Hydrogen car maker Hopium has received court approval to pivot to fuel cell systems for heavy-duty vehicles, with deliveries in mid-2025.
UK Government to remove Climate Change Levy for green hydrogen producers
UK Government will remove the Climate Change Levy on electricity for hydrogen electrolysis, cutting costs for green hydrogen.
Germany’s €24 billion hydrogen pipeline begins with €172 million downpayment
Germany kicks off its €24 billion hydrogen core network with a €172 million downpayment to fund 9,040km of pipeline by 2032.
France hits the hydrogen motherlode: $92 billion of natural hydrogen unearthed
France has discovered up to 46 million tonnes of natural hydrogen in Moselle, potentially worth $92 billion, with plans to confirm scale and viability.
Daimler puts next-gen Mercedes-Benz hydrogen trucks through their paces in the Alps
Daimler tests next-gen Mercedes-Benz GenH2 hydrogen trucks in the Alps, covering 6,500km and 83,000m elevation in extreme winter conditions.
TÜV SÜD to run Aberdeen’s giant green hydrogen testbed
TÜV SÜD will run Aberdeen’s new green hydrogen test site, set to open in 2027, offering industrial-scale testing for electrolysers, valves, meters and more.
Where’s the best place in the world to produce green hydrogen? Peaxy says…
Wondering where the best place in the world is to produce green hydrogen? Peaxy’s new Hydrogen Digital Twin claims it can find the answer.
Hydrogen from direct seawater: Latent Drive bags £630k for production trials
Latent Drive wins £630k to trial SeaStack, a direct seawater-to-hydrogen electrolyser with no desalination required.
Ryze to supply green hydrogen to Ricardo for vehicle testing
Ryze Power to supply green hydrogen to Ricardo’s Shoreham facility, fuelling its expanded hydrogen testing for fuel cells and engines.
Toyota lays out hydrogen roadmap at 2025 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Seminar
Toyota unveils its hydrogen roadmap at the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Seminar, focusing on fuel cell trucks, infrastructure, and power solutions.
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.
German car giants call for tax fairness on hydrogen engines
Germany’s big names – including Bosch, Daimler Truck, and MAN – urge the Bundestag to end energy tax disparities with hydrogen at the pump.
JCB’s hydrogen telehandler proves itself on site with BAM Construction
JCB’s hydrogen loadall gets real-world testing with BAM Construction, proving it works just as well as diesel – but without the emissions.
12 cylinders, no diesel – Komatsu’s hydrogen dumper hits the dirt
Komatsu and KEYOU are testing a 12-cylinder hydrogen combustion dump truck, aiming to cut emissions while maintaining diesel-like power.
Hyundai announces new hydrogen fuel cell factory in South Korea
Hyundai is building a new hydrogen fuel cell plant in South Korea, opening in 2028, expanding domestic production and assembly capability.
Cummins brands UK-built 6.7-litre hydrogen engine “success” and is “ready to go”
Cummins completes Project Brunel, developing a UK-built 6.7-litre hydrogen combustion engine for commercial vehicles and heavy duty machines.
BREAKING: Future of Roads Minister unveils new zero emissions HGV infrastructure map for first time
Lilian Greenwood MP, Minister for the Future of Roads unveils the first look at the UK’s future planned Zero Emissions HGV infrastructure map at Innovate UK Business Connect.
Explore Transport bags first Scania hydrogen truck for UK operations
Explore Transport has secured the UK’s first Scania hydrogen fuel cell truck, entering service in 2026 as part of HyHAUL’s M4 corridor trial.
H2 Mobility to close underused stations in Germany, focuses on commercial vehicles
H2 Mobility is closing 22 older stations by mid-2025 as part of a planned shift to support growing commercial demand.