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Chinese scientists just cracked a major hydrogen fuel cell puzzle, creating a design that produces four times more power than current technology. The breakthrough could make clean hydrogen cars more affordable and bring us closer to a truly carbon-free future.
Major automakers including Toyota, Daimler, and Volvo are joining forces to build a hydrogen truck ecosystem in Europe, offering a complementary path to battery-electric vehicles. With new import terminals and growing bus fleets, hydrogen fuel cells are becoming a real alternative for zero-emission transportation.
Oman is rolling out its first hydrogen-powered city bus and building ultra-fast EV charging stations as part of its ambitious Vision 2040 sustainability plan. Hyundai Motor Group is partnering with the Gulf nation to turn clean transportation dreams into reality.
Scientists created a platinum catalyst that lasts 25,000 hours and could help data centers generate their own clean power. The breakthrough tackles a growing problem: data centers may consume 9% of U.S. electricity by 2030.
A massive data center in New Mexico will run entirely on hydrogen fuel cells instead of traditional power, slashing water use while creating thousands of jobs. Oracle is also investing hundreds of millions into local schools, infrastructure, and water systems across Doña Ana County.
Researchers just discovered a game-changing principle that could make hydrogen fuel cells cheaper and more efficient, potentially accelerating our shift to clean energy. The breakthrough challenges decades of assumptions about how the best catalysts actually work.
Four marine companies just teamed up to build Singapore's first hydrogen fuel cell harbor boat, a major step toward cleaning up one of the world's busiest ports. If successful, the pilot could transform how 1,600 harbor vessels operate emission-free.
One of the world's busiest ports is launching a groundbreaking pilot to power harbor boats with clean hydrogen fuel cells. The collaboration could transform how 1,600 vessels operate in Singapore's waters.
One of the world's busiest ports just launched a groundbreaking pilot to replace diesel harbour boats with hydrogen fuel cells. The move could clean up 1,600 vessels that keep Singapore's shipping industry running.
Four companies just launched a pilot to create hydrogen fuel cell harbor boats in Singapore, one of the world's busiest ports. If successful, the project could help clean up emissions from 1,600 harbor vessels.
Researchers at the University of New South Wales have solved a major problem holding back hydrogen fuel cells, opening new possibilities for clean heavy transport and aviation. Their simple design change delivers dramatically more power while cutting costs.
Engineers at UNSW have cracked a major problem holding back hydrogen fuel cells, potentially unlocking clean energy for planes and trucks. Their simple redesign makes the cells 75% more powerful without adding cost.