RIL and Ashok Leyland showcase heavy-duty hydrogen truck

Reliance Industries (RIL) and Ashok Leyland unveiled India’s first Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (H2-ICE) powered Heavy Duty truck. The vehicle was flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi today in Bangalore at the India Energy Week. Ashok Leyland, along with RIL, has been developing this unique technology over the past year and has been under

South Korea develops hydrogen-powered train

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said it had succeeded in developing a test vehicle for a hydrogen-powered electric train in collaboration with the state-run Korea Railroad Research Institute. The two parties have carried out a project since 2018 to develop a hydrogen fuel cell-based hybrid propulsion system that enables train operation without electric

Tata Motors to showcase hydrogen-powered prototype

Tata Motors has revealed its plans for hydrogen-powered passenger vehicles on its social media platform. In a recent post, the Indian brand teased a poster with the words ‘Accelerating Greener Mobility,’ with a hydrogen fuel tank in the vicinity. Tata Motors aspires to be a leader in green mobility by implementing new methods to reduce

Plug Power to get 75 hydrogen-powered trucks from Nikola

Nikola Corp said that it would sell up to 75 hydrogen-powered trucks over three years to fuel-cell technology developer Plug Power Inc. Nikola Corp, an Electric vehicle (EV) maker is looking to capitalize on tax incentives provided by the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to lower costs of adopting EVs for commercial purposes. Plug Power

Ashok Leyland prefers to go for hydrogen-powered vehicles

Ashok Leyland Ltd expects hydrogen-powered truck and buses to emerge as a self-sufficient green solution with commercial viability beginning in the next five years, at a time commercial vehicle makers prepare to invest in electric vehicles and natural gas and flexible fuel platforms. A potential move to reduce tax on hydrogen, particularly green hydrogen that

Germany flags off world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger train

Coradia iLint with fleet of 14 trains, manufactured by French company Alstom, were flagged off in the German province of Lower Saxony in Germany. They will operate between the northern towns of Cuxhaven, Bremerhaven, Bremervoerde and Buxtehude. The hydrogen-powered trains have a “range of 1,000 kilometres”, can clock a top speed of “140 kph” and

World’s first hydrogen-powered train fleet launched in Germany

A fleet of 14 trains powered entirely by hydrogen is launched in Germany’s Lower Saxony state. Germany has inaugurated a railway line powered entirely by hydrogen, a “world premiere” and a significant step forward for green train transport despite nagging supply challenges. A fleet of 14 trains provided by French industrial giant Alstom to the