The latest news about hydrogen and sustainable driving
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Toyota and Hyroad Energy will deploy 40 Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Southern California. The deal bundles vehicles, software and a Toyota-built refuelling station into a single commercial package.
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BMW picks Lhyfe to supply green hydrogen for its Steyr fuel cell plant
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With four RFNBO-certified production sites, Lhyfe is Europe's largest supplier of green hydrogen under the EU's strictest standard — a milestone that also touches refuelling stations in Deventer and beyond.
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At the 6 Hours of Spa, the FIA WEC again showcased hydrogen's potential: demo laps by an H2 bus and the Toyota GR Yaris H2, a Hydrogen Village in the fan zone, and a forum on hydrogen mobility for European teachers.
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In 2014, VW unveiled a driveable fuel cell Golf with 500 km of range. So why is there still no hydrogen car in the VW lineup? Jonas Borchelt argues the time is now — and backs it up with facts.
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Uber has invested in HysetCo, Europe's hydrogen mobility leader — its first-ever investment in a French company. The goal: 2,000 hydrogen taxis on the Uber platform within five years, starting in Paris.
