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Glasgow won’t buy H2 refuse trucks after all

The Scottish city of Glasgow wanted to purchase 19 hydrogen-powered refuse collection vehicles worth seven million pounds. But nothing came of it. The supplier cancelled two corresponding purchase contracts due to difficulties with the technology and the costs, writes the portal GlasgowLive. It will probably take until after 2027 before enough green hydrogen is available. […] More…

GKN & Marschall and Parker to cooperate on hydrogen flight

Aerospace industry supplier GKN Aerospace is joining forces with Marshall and Parker Aerospace to explore liquid hydrogen fuel systems for aircraft. The partners plan to develop a liquid hydrogen system suitable for both fuel cell and internal combustion engine aircraft. The planned collaboration will benefit from the UK government-funded H2GEAR programme, led by GKN Aerospace, […] More…

Incat Tasmania to build world’s larget electric ferry yet

The Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania announces the production of what it claims is the world’s largest battery-electric ferry. The 130-metre-long electric ferry is being built for the South American shipping company Buquebus and will operate between Argentina and Uruguay from 2025. Incat Hull 096, as the aluminium-built electric vessel is called, will have the capacity for […] More…

Greenflux adopts Plug&Charge

Dutch charging infrastructure software specialist Greenflux has successfully embedded Hubject’s Plug&Charge technology into its platform. After the successful implementation and tests with hardware and car manufacturers, Greenflux is now ready to provide Plug&Charge to its CPO platform customers. Greenflux provides solutions for charging station operators and mobility services. These include centralised, hardware-independent EV smart charging […] More…

A pricey beach buggy in the sun

A pricey beach buggy in the sunMeyers Manx, the brand behind the original fibreglass dune buggy, unveiled its latest Resorter Neighborhood Electric Vehicle (NEV). The Manx Resorter NEV seats four and is powered by a twin-motor electric drivetrain that is electronically limited by NEV regulations to 25 mph. The Resorter NEV shares key components with the Meyers Manx 2.0. The Resorter […] More…