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UK Sets Aside £23m for Hydrogen-Powered Vehicles Infrastructure

Mar 27, 2017

The UK government has announced a £23m funding for hydrogen vehicles infrastructure to speed up adoption. Hydrogen fuel providers will be able to bid for funding in partnership with organisations that produce hydrogen vehicles to ...

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Shell to Install Nationwide Network of Hydrogen Vehicle Fuelling Pumps in Germany

Dec 9, 2016

Shell, which opened its first hydrogen fuel station in Germany in 2011, has today signed a declaration of intent with its H2 Mobility Germany joint venture partners and Germany’s federal transport minister, Alexander Dobrindt. It will ...

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Japan Is Set to Offer JPY2 Million in Subsidies for Fuel-Cell Vehicles

Jul 23, 2014

Japan is set to offer JPY2 million ($21,000) in subsidies for fuel-cell vehicles as an attempt to promote hydrogen technology and fuel-cell cars. The decision comes as car manufacturers such as Toyota and Honda are scheduled to launch ...

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Make Hydrogen Vehicles a Viable and Environmentally Friendly Choice for Motorists

Apr 9, 2014

A pioneering £31 million deal will be struck today (3 April) to make hydrogen vehicles a viable and environmentally friendly choice for motorists across Europe. Leading motor manufacturers, hydrogen fuel suppliers, the Mayor of ...

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Toyota Prius Will Likely Be Retained as a Hybrid Into The Next Decade

Nov 26, 2013

Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) deputy chief officer of product planning Satoshi Ogiso has revealed the Toyota Prius will likely be retained as a hybrid into the next decade, with hydrogen and electric cars set to trump it as new-technology ...

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Volkswagen AG, BMW and Daimler See China's Future as Being Electric

Nov 26, 2013

German auto giants Volkswagen AG, BMW and Daimler see China's future as being electric - encouraged by generous government subsidies - but that bet puts them at odds with some of their Asian rivals. While the Europeans were heralding the ...

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