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CaetanoBus delivered first hydrogen buses to Finland (for a pilot)

CaetanoBus has delivered its first hydrogen-powered electric buses for a pilot in Finland, marking a step in the company’s expansion across Europe. The Portuguese company already has more than 215 electric hydrogen-powered buses sold in Europe, has supplied a fleet in Madrid earlier this year and is...

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RVK receives grants for H2 station and electrolyser

German Federal Minister Volker Wissing has granted €7.3 million in funding for hydrogen projects in the Rheinische Revier region. The funding will go towards the construction of a hydrogen refuelling station and an electrolyser at RVK Mechernich site (60 km from Cologne and Bonn). Both projects were...

New order for up to 107 H2 buses for New Flyer by RTC

NFI has received its third zero-emission contract from Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) for up to 107 New Flyer fuel cell electric buses to expand sustainable, high-capacity mobility. RTC’s public transportation system provides more than 64 million passenger rides an...

Hamburg to roll out 5 hydrogen buses by Solaris

Hamburger Hochbahn has ordered 5 Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses. These zero-emission vehicles will roll out onto the streets of Hamburg as early as the second quarter of 2024. Hochbahn: why hydrogen? The carrier stated on its website that “Since 2020, there have been battery-electric buses r...

South Korea, from Hyundai 700 hydrogen buses to Incheon

The South Korean city of Incheon, located near the capital Seoul, plans to introduce a total of 700 hydrogen fuel cell (H2) buses on the roads by the end of 2024. A total of 200 of these H2 buses will be put into operation this year, and the rest next year. South Korea’s ministries of [&hellip...
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