Citybus to replace 70% of its buses in Hong Kong with hydrogen models

Berlin, 6 August 2024 | By the end of the year, buses and trucks will be able to refuel at 350 bar at more than 50 locations in the H2 MOBILITY station network. Since 2021, the company has been investing in the expansion of existing refuelling ...

South Korea expects to have 1,000 hydrogen buses on its roads this month. The country is taking a multi-energy approach towards achieving carbon neutrality in the transport sector and seeing a growing demand for these commercial vehicles.

Extreme H, the world’s first hydrogen off-road racing championship, has introduced its driving machine - the Pioneer 25. It will put the hydrogen racing car through its paces at Extreme E’s Hydro X Prix in Scotland this month.

Cellcentric, the fuel cell joint venture by Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group, has announced the start of a pilot production at the Esslingen-Pliensauvorstadt site in Germany. Large-scale production will kick off by the end of the decade.

Hyvia, a joint venture between Renault Group and Plug, and hydrogen mobility provider Hype have joined forces to "accelerate decarbonised hydrogen mobility." The goal is to lower the cost of H2 and related services.

German public transport operator OVAG Oberbergische Verkehrsgesellschaft will be putting 15 hydrogen buses into operation next year. The vehicles will come from Solaris. A tender for the refuelling solution is planned.