26 Mar 2024 Hydrogen cars, alongside BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles), represent the future of sustainable motoring. Currently, the main barrier to their widespread adoption is the lack of sufficient hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Poland and other EU countries.
27 Oct 2023 Hydrogen buses are becoming more and more popular every year. Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, Piła – these are just some of the large and smaller Polish cities that decide to include hydrogen buses in low-emission public transport fleets. Let’s look at the possibilities offered using hydrogen as a fuel in public transport.
31 Mar 2023 The AFIR regulation is part of the Fit for 55, published in July 2021. It aims to ensure a sufficient network of charging and refueling infrastructure for road vehicles and ships in the EU to reduce the carbon footprint of European transportation.
20 Jan 2023 Hydrogen myths are without a doubt our favorite topic. Therefore, for the second time, we will try to take hydrogen to the defense and convince you that it is not always as bad as they paint it.
28 Oct 2022 The end of October is full of good news from the global hydrogen market. There is especially a lot going on right now in the hydrogen heavy transport sector. We present an overview of the most interesting projects.
1 Sep 2022 Maritime transportation remains one of the most emission-intensive sectors, generating more pollution than road transportation. Several exciting projects have recently been announced to use hydrogen and fuel cells to decarbonize shipping.
3 Feb 2022 We’ve been writing about hydrogen as the fuel of the future for a long time now. Its importance as an alternative fuel in transport is also emphasized by the Polish Hydrogen Strategy and it puts its use as the second of its key goals.
22 Nov 2021 Although rail is already being called the greenest mode of transport, it is still a long way from being fully decarbonized. The opportunity should be seen in the further development of fuel cell traction vehicles. Why?
22 Nov 2021 Published in mid-August in Energy Science & Engineering, the report “How green is blue hydrogen”, the result of research by scientists from Stanford and Cornell Universities, caused quite a controversy and reverberated far beyond the industry.
21 Nov 2021 Mercedes, Toyota, IVECO, Daimler Truck, Hyundai – the race is on for the major automotive manufacturers and concerns to deliver zero-emission heavy vehicle solutions.
