Articles by Matt Lister

Have you heard of Alpine’s hydrogen race car? The Alpenglow Hy4 is the hydrogen-burning prototype from Renault’s sports car brand.

“We are starting the trials of our Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Trucks in real-life daily transport operations with our customers,” said Martin Daum, Chairman of Daimler Truck.

Meld Energy, a pioneering green hydrogen developer, has secured approval to construct the UK’s largest green hydrogen production facility in Hull.

Mercedes-Benz Special Trucks and Mörtlbauer Baumaschinen Vertriebs GmbH have achieved a groundbreaking milestone in sustainable heavy-duty transport with their hydrogen internal combustion engine powered machine prototypes.

Toyota has teamed up with Coca-Cola and Air Liquide to launch a pioneering pilot programme for heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell trucks.

WrightBus has just rolled out a groundbreaking marvel in public transport: meet the world’s first hydrogen-powered double-decker bus.

The EU European Commission has approved up to €6.9billion of state aid for the “IPCEI Hy2Infra” hydrogen project.

BMW Group is stepping into the future with the launch of its BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet.

Volvo is set to revolutionise heavy transport with trucks that run on hydrogen and a HVO vegetable oil as an ‘ignition fuel’.

In a significant move towards a greener future, the Labour Party – led by Sir Keir Starmer – has announced a substantial £500m ($638m) investment in green hydrogen.

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Nikola reports deliveries of its hydrogen fuel cell truck surging in Q2 of 2024, with 72 Class 8 trucks being delivered to customers.

Honda Motor Corporation have just announced attractive leasing options for its new plug-in hydrogen fuel cell CR-V in the USA, starting at $389 per month.

Toyota is set to showcase its European-built hydrogen-powered Gazoo Racing Yaris H2 concept alongside its hydrogen-powered Toyota Hilux prototype at Goodwood.

The electric vehicle off road racing series, Extreme E, have ditched electric vehicles in exchange for hydrogen power in a groundbreaking new era for motorsport.

Ferrari have installed a new one mega-watt solid oxide fuel cell plant to help power the home of Ferrari in Maranello, built by Bloom Energy.

Toyota’s new prototype hydrogen fuel cell powered Hilux pick-up has reached demonstration phase, signalling the brand’s strong commitment to developing H2 as a viable alternative fuel.