There are many steps between a lab breakthrough and real-world application. And green hydrogen may have just taken the first few steps.

Solaris – Bratislava goes for hydrogen.

The Slovakian carrier Dopravný podnik Bratislava (DPB) has opted for four hydrogen buses to be manufactured and delivered by Solaris. This is the first order placed under a framework agreement. In the long run, up to 40 Urbino 12 hydrogen vehicles may make their way to the Slovakian capital.

Hydrogen motorcycles aim to clean up transport’s dirty little secret.

Two-wheeled transport isn’t as clean as you might think.

Despite escaping many of the restrictions imposed on cars by cities such as London and Paris, mopeds, scooters, and motorbikes often belch out a lot more harmful emissions than their 4-wheeled cousins.

The Government of Germany and its regions are committed to green hydrogen.

The Government of Germany and its regions are committed to green hydrogen with a stimulus package both for its internal development and in other countries.

Germany has firmly committed to the development of hydrogen as an energy vector for the decarbonisation of the economy, since the German Government considers green hydrogen as the only sustainable long-term.

Houston, The next hydrogen hub?.

Houston is shaping up as a dominant player in the push to bring hydrogen into the nation’s clean energy mix.

Brett Perlman, CEO of the nonprofit Center for Houston’s Future, as part of a panel exploring the role of regional hydrogen hubs during a Reuters webinar in July, said: