Hydrogen Trucks
Hyliko hydrogen truck to use Toyota fuel ce...
Hyliko will use Toyota fuel cells to power its new range of hydrogen fuelled trucks. The French start-up plans to launch two vehicles, a 26-tonne
Hydrogen: The future for HGVs
In recent years, the transportation industry has been making significant strides in terms of sustainability and reducing emissions. One of the most promising solutions is
UK Government’s Advanced Propulsion Centr...
Zero-emission, hydrogen-powered commercial vehicle innovator, Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS), has today announced a £15 million (US$17.8 million) grant from the UK Government’s Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) as
HVS All-New Zero-emission Hydrogen-Electric...
Zero-emission, long-range hydrogen-powered commercial vehicle innovator, Hydrogen Vehicle Systems (HVS), has today laid out its plans to disrupt the haulage industry, unveiling a clean-sheet-designed hydrogen commercial
Volvo Trucks to begin customer testing of f...
Volvo Trucks are running tests of fuel cell electric trucks that only emit water vapour and have an operational range comparable to diesel trucks, up
ULEMCo reduces emissions for Aberdeen City ...
ULEMCo, has reduced CO2 emissions for Aberdeen City Council through the deployment of hydrogen dual-fueled road sweepers. The optimised sweeper with hydrogen dual-fuel operation for
UK gets first hydrogen electric truck with ...
Electric and hydrogen truck pioneer Tevva is to make history today by launching the first hydrogen fuel cell-supported heavy goods vehicle (HGV) to be manufactured,
Green hydrogen comes of age
Battery driven electric trucks, despite the hype, have their limitations, mostly range and the time to charge the batteries making them unsuitable for long haul
Volvo Trucks showcases new zero-emissions t...
Imagine a truck that only emits water vapor, produces its own electricity onboard and has a range of up to 1,000 km. It’s possible with
ULEMCo to develop zero-emission fire engine
Hydrogen fuel conversion specialist ULEMCo has completed a study to understand the viability of producing a zero-emission fire engine. The company concluded that a hydrogen
