Plastic to fuel projects are beginning to gain traction in the energy industry, with rising awareness of the prolific environmental damage caused by single-use plastics and people’s insufficient recycling habits
A hydrogen-powered fuel cell passenger train has been shown to the media in Germany ahead of its launch. A railway company in the northwestern state of Lower Saxony will put
Small interconnected hexagons surround the lit-up badge on the nose of Hyundai’s new semi-truck. Though some might see the angular lines as part of a simple grille design, Hyundai portrays
Rosie Hardy and Frank Harner at Withers & Rogers explore the exciting world of hydrogen-powered trains and detail what the remaining challenges for innovators are in this area Hydrogen fuel
Australia’s chief scientist Alan Finkel has had a close connection to electric vehicles for more than a decade. Finkel owns two electric vehicles of his own, a Nissan Leaf and
Chinese manufacturer Yutong is placing 22 hydrogen fuel cell buses into service in Zhengzhou (two now, 20 to follow) as well as the first batch of 25 units to Zhangjiakou.
A landslide of rubbish from a vast open-air landfill site just outside of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, killed more than 110 people last year. This weekend, the Ethiopian government inaugurated a $120
Fiery rockets slowly lifting off the launch pad might be what people initially think of when considering what powered the first trips to the moon. But fuel cells also played
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency awarded a grant to Bushveld Energy Company (Pty) Ltd, a South African energy storage solutions company, for a pilot project to demonstrate the performance
Although many would argue otherwise, the inevitable concept of centralised power plants is slowly dissipating. We are moving into an era where consumers of energy are also becoming producers of
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