The European Commission is planning to propose a law that would ban the sale of new diesel-powered trucks and buses in Europe by 2040. To achieve this, they plan to focus almost exclusively on electric motors powered by batteries or fuel cells, rather than E-Fuels which could theoretically be used to power traditional combustion engines …
Germany is looking to increase its production of hydrogen in order to meet its climate targets. The European Commission has proposed importing 10 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030. Transporting hydrogen over long distances is complicated and costly, so companies must find the most economical way to do it. This article looks at …
The European Parliament and EU Member States announced this Tuesday morning that they have adopted an unprecedented mechanism to green the European industrial imports by charging emissions related to their production. Commonly known as a “carbon tax at the borders”, this process will subject imports in several sectors (steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers, electricity and hydrogen) …
Hydrogen is being touted as the miracle molecule that could revolutionize the way we produce and consume energy. Governments across the world are investing heavily in hydrogen-powered projects such as buses, cars, airplanes, factories and buildings. This is not a new concept, but it has seen a resurgence in popularity since 2020 due to the …
This article discusses the efforts of various companies such as Airbus, MTU and H2Fly to develop passenger planes that are powered by hydrogen. The goal is to have a market-ready plane by 2035. H2Fly is working on a 40-seat Dornier with a 2000 km range that will be powered solely by hydrogen and could be …
Berlin’s mayor, Franziska Giffey, was present at the signing of an agreement for a company to build a green hydrogen production plant in Marzahn. The Hamburg-based HH2E is planning to invest around 250 million euros in the project and it is estimated that up to 300,000 homes could be heated by the facility. Green hydrogen …
The aviation industry is seen as a major contributor to climate change and needs to reduce emissions. Hydrogen is seen as a promising solution and development is progressing quickly. H2Fly, a Stuttgart based start-up, has been working on hydrogen-powered aircraft for years and plans to beat the industry giant Airbus in producing a market-ready passenger …
The aviation industry is looking to reduce emissions and many believe that hydrogen may be the solution. A startup in Stuttgart, H2Fly, has been working on hydrogen-powered airplanes for years and plans to have a 40-seat plane with a range of 2000 kilometers powered solely by hydrogen ready by 2024. To help speed up the …
The article discusses the progress of research into waterstoff-powered passenger planes. It mentions the work of Stuttgart start-up H2Fly and Airbus, who are both working on developing a market-ready waterstoff-powered plane by 2035. The Stuttgarter company plans to have a 40-seat aircraft with a range of 2000 kilometers powered by waterstoff ready for its maiden …
The article discusses the progress of Wasserstoffantrieb, a type of engine powered by hydrogen, in the aviation industry. The Stuttgart-based start-up H2Fly is developing a 40-seat aircraft with 2000 km range that will be powered entirely by hydrogen and could take off as soon as 2025. Other companies such as ZeroAvia are also making progress …