Introduction
The first month of the second decade of EHA's operations in promoting hydrogen as an energy carrier in Europe, was dedicated to the hearings of ..read on»

Honda starts operations of solar hydrogen refuelling prototype station in Los Angeles
Honda on January 27, 2010 began operations of a next generation solar hydrogen station prototype at the Los Angeles Center of Honda R&D Americas, Inc., intended for ultimate use as a home refueling appliance capable of an overnight refill of fuel cell electric vehicles. Designed as a single, integrated unit to fit in the user’s garage, Honda’s next generation Solar Hydrogen Station reduces the size of the system, while producing enough hydrogen (0.5kg) via an 8-hour overnight fill for daily commuting (10,000 miles per year) for a fuel cell electric vehicle. The previous solar hydrogen station system required both an electrolyzer and a separate compressor unit to create high pressure hydrogen. The compressor was the largest and most expensive component and reduced system efficiency. By creating a new high differential pressure electrolyzer, Honda engineers were able to eliminate the compressor entirely – a world’s first for a home use system.
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First JTI Call results are out: 16 new H2 and FC projects approved
The European Commission published the results of the first JTI Call: 16 projects were approved among which a big vehicles demonstration project "H2Moves Scandanavia", involving ..read on»

EU Commission publishes Recommendation on use of low sulphur fuel in EU ports
The EU Commision published Recommendation 2009/1020/EU of 21 December 2009 on the safe implementation of the use of low sulphur fuel by ships at berth ..read on»

EHA submits contribution to EU 2020 consultation
The EHA submitted to EU Commission president Barosso's request for input on his EU 2020 strategy ..read on»

Linde’s CEO awarded prestigious ADAC Yellow Angel Award.
ADAC, Europe's biggest automotive club, awarded Linde's CEO Prof ..read on»

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 ..read on»

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 ..read on»

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 ..read on»

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 ..read on»

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 ..read on»