First Fuel Cell powered ship docks in Copenhagen
The first ship "Viking Lady" to employ a 320 kW Molton Carbonate fuel fuel cell in history docked at the Copenahgen Nyhavn at Kvaesthusmolen pier. Shipping…
EHA and EIGA prepare position paper for Review of the Seveso II Directive
The EHA and the European Industrial Gases Association, EIGA, have prepared a joint position paper to ask the EU Commission for its consideration of the impacts…
EU plans first bulk of ETS allowances to go to CCS
A draft plan of the Commission , sent to member states the last week of the new year , sets out the rules on allocating the…
Introduction
The last weeks of 2009 have been dominated by the developments in the UN Climate Conference COP 15 in Copenhagen during which fuel cell cars whisked…
Ready for EU membership: Reykjavik has largest number of FC vehicles in Europe
Icelandic New Energy and Brimborg, Ford retailer in Iceland, have the pleasure of announcing still further steps in demonstrating hydrogen as fuel for transport; hydrogen which is…
Hydrogen is setting out to sail!
December saw more announcements on future fuel cell martime applications as SVDesign unveiled the "OrganiK" of designer Sylvain Viau designed for life at sea. The concept…
United Nations Climate Change Conference, Copenhagen, 7-18 December 2009
The United Nations Climate Change Conference will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark, between December 7 and December 18, 2009. The conference includes the 15th Conference of…
Introduction
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…