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The first Hydrogen Vehicle Bridge Crossing Event in Europe on November 30 from Malmoe to Copenhagen was the result of a very constructive collaboration between the EHA, HyRaMP, the NEW IG JTI Industry Grouping and the JTI Programme office, coordinated by Danish hydrogen supplier  H2 Logic.  By pulling together the networks of these different organisations, a broad group of stakeholders in Europe were involved to get the cars to Malmoe and Copenhagen and to inform national and international media and key stakeholders. EHA's 15 national member associations are able to activate collectively over 250 of the main fuel cell and hydrogen companies in Europe and over a 100 reseach institutes and universities. In addition EHA's own contact database includes key Members of the EU Parliament, European Commission officers, coordinators of the main EU projects and the main European media. Together with the now 30 members of HyRaMP , a community of dedicated key stakeholders is steadily building and committed local governments are ready to welcome the first commercial applications. As the EHA is entering its second decade of promoting hydrogen as a clean energy carrier, it will step up its efforts to ensure that a sustainable and efficient European hydrogen infrastructure... read more

Updated 30-11-2009 Copenhagen, November 30, 2009. The European Hydrogen Association, EHA, (www.h2euro.org) in collaboration with Danish Hydrogen supplier H2Logic, HyRaMP, the European 30-member Regions and Municipalities Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells, the Joint Undertaking for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells (JU... read more

Updated 11-11-2009 The EHA, at a Stakeholder Consultation Meeting organised by DG Environment on Novemebr 10, on the review of the EU Seveso II Directive, asked the EU Commission more consideration of the use of hydrogen as an energy carrier in... read more

Updated 30-11-2009 Air Liquide has announced that the second of two hydrogen fuelling station as part of the Canadian Hydrogen Energy Demonstration Project will be Vancouver International Airport, after Montreal’s Trudeau International Airport, announced previously. The project was leading by Air... read more

Updated 25-11-2009 The Linde Group and the US company Algenol Biofuels LLC have agreed to collaborate in a joint development project in order to identify the optimum management of carbon dioxide and oxygen for Algenol’s unique algae and photobioreactor technology. This... read more

Updated 25-11-2009 Daimler has announced that ten new fuel cell buses ( Mercedes-Benz Citaro FuelCELL-Hybrid) will enter service with the Hamburg transport authority, Hamburger Hochbahn, next year.  Hamburger Hochbahn will also receive 20 fuel cell passenger cars – the Mercedes-Benz B-Class... read more

Updated 13-11-2009 The City of Copenhagen has inaugurated its first hydrogen fueling station. It has also unveiled eight new hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, comprising two work vehicles and six cars, that will refuel at the hydrogen station. The inauguration sees Copenhagen pass... read more

Updated 10-11-2009 Air Products on 9 November announced a long-term supply contract and plans to build a new world-scale hydrogen production plant to serve ExxonMobil’s (Esso) Rotterdam refinery in the Netherlands and additional customers in the region. The plant will feature technology... read more

Updated 22-11-2009 On 20 November 2009 the EHA attended the EU confernece “A Sustainable Future for Transport conference”, organized by DG TREN to prepare a new Transport White Paper covering the period 2010 – 2020 which should be published for the... read more

Updated 30-11-2009 Plans to promote the use of electric and hydrogen powered cars have been published in Denmark by the country’s Conservative People’s Party and the Municipality of Copenhagen. The plan suggests a continuation of the present registration tax exemption on electric... read more

Updated 13-11-2009 The City of Copenhagen has inaugurated its first hydrogen fueling station. It has also unveiled eight new hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, comprising two work vehicles and six cars, that will refuel at the hydrogen station. The inauguration sees Copenhagen pass... read more

Updated 01-11-2009 The Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Nordic Countries conference will be held on 24-26 November 2009, in Oslo, Norway. This conference combines the annual HyNor conference and the Norwegian hydrogen and fuel cell seminar. This year’s conference will be focus... read more