Every hydrogen article

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HydrogenAmmonia powered ship conversion now targets autumn 2026, nearly 3 years behind scheduleEidesvik Offshore and Wartsila now expect the dual fuel engine retrofit of Viking Energy to finish in autumn 2026, after first promising it for late 2023. A separate effort to fit the same ship with an ammonia fuel cell instead remains suspended, with no resumption date.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleHydrogenToyota hydrogen trucks start hauling freight in California under a 40 truck Hyroad Energy dealHyroad Energy will run 40 hydrogen fuel cell trucks for Toyota out of a new fueling station in Ontario, California, adding to a state hydrogen truck network that already counts 14 stations open and 35 more planned.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleHydrogenGreen steel plant in Sweden clears 2 big hurdles but still is not making steelStegra closed a 1.4 billion euro financing round in June 2026, and the hydrogen tower at its Boden plant in northern Sweden reached its full height the same month, but the company still needs 18 to 24 months after construction finishes before the plant actually makes steel.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleHydrogenSouth Korea hydrogen train targets 600 kilometers, but none has driven it yetSouth Korea plans to spend 32.1 billion won through 2027 on a hydrogen train designed to run more than 600 kilometers on a single fill, but the design will not reach safety certification until 2027, and no train has actually covered that distance yet.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleHydrogenGerman hydrogen electrolyzer factory starts production with a Chinese partner holding 49%RCT Hydrogen began making alkaline electrolyzers, machines that split water into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity, at a plant in Saarbrucken on April 29, 2026, with plans to reach 250 megawatts of annual capacity, though only about 15% of that target is under contract so far.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the articleHydrogenPennsylvania hydrogen hub jobs reach 41,000 across two projects, senator saysSenator Dave McCormick says the MACH2 and ARCH2 hydrogen hubs are projected to create 41,000 construction jobs combined, 20,000 through MACH2 and 21,000 through ARCH2, putting pipe fitters, electricians, carpenters and welders to work building the infrastructure.3 minute read. 5 sources.Read the article

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