Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles unveils 5 battery-electric and fuel cell vehicles; I.D. BUZZ CARGO

Drones are making inroads into the oil and gas industry, and these inroads could very well turn into highways for this technology in an industry that requires a lot of surveillance and inspection work. Thanks to

The British government has awarded a total of 35M pounds to three projects involving players such as Nissan and Aston Martin. They are developing low carbon technology with funding through the UK’s Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC)

Phil Caldwell, CEO of Ceres Power, said “This latest announcement is testament to the strength of our relationship with Nissan, with whom we have already made significant strides in range extension technology over the past two

With two very different zero-emission cars about to go on sale, Hyundai is one of the most progressive car manufacturers in the industry. The Korean company is at the forefront of both battery-electric and hydrogen fuel

Researchers from the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Québec are looking into tall wetlands plants, Reeds, in order to make cheaper catalysts for high-performance fuel cells. Due to the rising global energy demands and the

After Tom Escher took over his family’s century-old ferry company in 1997, he wanted to buy a zero-emissions vessel that could whisk tourists around San Francisco without spewing harmful pollutants. Escher, who is 71, said he

Grid battery storage projects such as Tesla’s 100-megawatt installation in Australia may be getting lots of press, but behind the scenes, hydrogen fuel-cell systems are carving out a niche in applications ranging from non-polluting motor vehicles

he Automobile Club de l’Ouest have announced that there will be a hydrogen fuel cell class at Le Mans in 2024, stating that the technology is “the next objective” in decarbonising motorsport. Seven multinational car and

Launching a transformational product in any market requires a bold vision, and the growing hydrogen transportation revolution is no different. Hydrogen is powering everything from consumer light-duty vehicles, medium- and heavy-duty trucks, buses, forklifts, trains and