The days of the hydrogen car are already over
As electric cars surge in uptake, hydrogen cars have all but disappeared and are going the way of the Betamax tape recorder. Here's why.
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First drive in Australia’s hydrogen fuelled Warrego utility
In a test drive in Amsterdam, the Warrego ute lives up to its promise as a zero emission hydrogen powered commercial vehicle for professional drivers.
Hydrogen hopeful Hyzon stocks fall off a cliff after revealing mass of problems
Hydrogen truck hopeful Hyzon Motors faces possible delisting after massive 45% stock plunge prompted by revelations of huge problems.
Hyundai rolls out 27 heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in Germany
More hydrogen-powered trucks take to road in Europe this week in funding bid to promote sustainable transport.
New Zealand launches electric milk tanker and hydrogen postie truck
Two zero-emission trucks enter operation in NZ in two firsts for the country’s transport sector: an electric milk tanker and a hydrogen postal truck.
NSW and Victoria open grants for Australia’s first “renewable hydrogen highway”
Plans to establish Australia’s first “renewable hydrogen highway" have kicked off with the launch of a joint NSW and Victoria grant funding round.
New Hyundai “rolling labs” EVs include hydrogen-battery hybrid
Hyundai to release two new concept cars, including a hybrid that combines hydrogen fuel cell technology and a big battery that can be separately charged.
BP to host first green hydrogen refuelling pod at Australian petrol station
BP to install green hydrogen electrolyser near Brisbane, the first to be installed at an existing petrol station in Australia.
Daimler Truck tests use of liquid hydrogen in fuel cell truck
Daimler Truck puts prototype truck to the test using liquid hydrogen, a "milestone" in the company’s efforts to decarbonise transportation.
Running ships on 100 pct green hydrogen adds “just cents” to freight costs, says study
New study debunks shipping industry claims that full decarbonisation of marine transport would result in exorbitant price hikes for consumers.