The Latest Breaking News from Hydrogen

Two large-scale blue hydrogen projects in the North East are among schemes set to benefit from the £1bn carbon capture and storage fund

National oil and gas conglomerate PTT Plc is preparing to co-launch Thailand's first hydrogen filling station next month in Pattaya to serve trucks and buses, part of efforts to help the government fight global warming.

The space agency confirmed there had been a liquid hydrogen leak but it was unclear whether the launch would be delayed.

California is at it again. This time, the state Air Resources Board has issued a regulation banning the sale of new gasoline- or diesel-powered cars in just 12 years. Golden State motorists would find their options limited to cars propelled by electricity or hydrogen fuel cells.

The Port of Newcastle has commissioned two new mobile harbour cranes as part of its diversification and sustainability strategy.

Breeding dogs to the pedigree standard that is required means that specific breeds have pushed-in faces, low hips and short legs.

Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda drove one of the company's hydrogen-powered vehicles and promoted its high performance in Belgium during the World Rally Championship, the first time that a Toyota hydrogen-engine vehicle was driven on a public road outside of Japan.

It may be the world's largest coal export port, with ships being loaded around the clock, but Port of Newcastle is hoping to move beyond the black rock box and diversify what is carried in and out of the harbour.

Volodymyr Zelensky says the situation remains “very risky and dangerous”