Hydrogen

The largest hydrogen project in the Czech Republic is set to launch, featuring ten Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses that will operate in the Central Bohemian Region by the end of 2025. This innovative project is a collaboration between the Central Bohemian Region, ČEZ Group, and the transport company Martin

Gliwice residents are now experiencing the capabilities of the Solaris Urbino 12 Hydrogen bus, which will operate on the A4 line until September 15. This marks the first time the Gliwice Public Transport Company (PKM Gliwice) has tested a hydrogen-powered vehicle. If successful, this bus could become a permanent part

Germany-based Biga Hydrogen is set to produce Turkey's first electrolyzer at Manisa OSB, marking a significant step in Turkey’s green hydrogen ambitions. In partnership with Estonia-based Stargate Hydrogen Solutions, Biga Hydrogen will deploy alkaline technology to create modular 1000 m³/h units, targeting heavy industry sectors in

Romania has decided to cancel its planned purchase of 12 hydrogen-powered trains, a project that would have cost 360 million euros, according to Railway Supply. The funding for the hydrogen trains was initially intended to come from the Resilience and Recovery Facility (PNRR). However, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced that

Solaris Bus & Coach, based in Bolechowo near Poznań, is set to deliver eight 18-meter Urbino 18 hydrogen buses to Belfort, France, in the second half of 2025. The Régie des Transports du Territoire de Belfort (RTTB), which oversees mobility in the region, will operate the buses. These hydrogen buses