Hydrogen News Europe

Panasonic has transformed the 50 year-old Cardiff site into a renewable energy powerhouse using hydrogen fuel cells, solar panels, and battery storage.

Stellantis has announced it’s rejoining the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) amid mounting pressures in the industry.

Slovakia’s 734 bhp, 2,500 Nm, 750 km-range M&I RH120R: Slovakia’s first homologated hydrogen truck launched.

Netherlands invests €28 million to boost hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, cutting CO₂ and boosting zero-emission fleets.

The Prince of Monaco takes the wheel of Extreme E’s hydrogen Pioneer 25, cruising Monaco’s iconic streets to open the Monaco Hydrogen Forum.

Scotland’s hydrogen export plan aims to scale 25GW by 2045, boost jobs, and position the country as a green energy leader.

What to do when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine? Centrica has a plan: turn the Rough North Sea site into a hydrogen battery.

BMW is ditching electric batteries for hydrogen fuel cells to power its forklifts and tugger trains its flagship Regensburg factory.

Daimler bags €226 million from the German authorities to build and roll out 100 new 1,000+ km fuel cell liquid hydrogen trucks.

Exolum is demonstrating that it’s possible to repurpose existing oil infrastructure for clean UK hydrogen energy.

Bradford is set to host the UK’s largest low-carbon hydrogen production facility, thanks to a funding boost announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves during Wednesday’s Budget speech.

Centrica Energy and European Energy have joined forces on a project that brings a fresh wave of innovation to the Port of Esbjerg – one of Europe’s budding hydrogen hotspots.

Driving Hydrogen had the exciting opportunity to join the team at Extreme E down in the south of France as they continue extensive testing of their hydrogen fuel-cell Pioneer 25 on a gruelling off road circuit.

Renault is pulling out all the stops with this car, bringing together cutting-edge design, industry-leading efficiency, and a powertrain that could change how we think about low-carbon mobility.

Last Wednesday, we headed down to the Fontjoncouse test track in the sunny south of France with Extreme H for the final track test of their hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25.

Quest One has just kicked off a major milestone by opening its new Gigahub in Hamburg and, more importantly, by slashing hydrogen stack production time down to just one hour.

Mercedes-Benz Trucks has signed a letter of intent (LOI) with long-time logistics partner Karldischinger Logistikdienstleister in Germany for the delivery of 100 zero-emission trucks over the next five years.

The European Union is taking decisive steps to safeguard its emerging hydrogen industry by limiting Chinese-manufactured electrolysers in its upcoming subsidy auction.

Hyundai Motor and Škoda Group signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Korea-Czech Business Summit in Prague, aiming to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen in global mobility.

European premiere at IAA Transportation: Cellcentric offers an exclusive glimpse into its NextGen fuel cell system for sustainable heavy-duty transport.