The public transport operator EMT Madrid ordered ten fuel cell buses from the Portuguese manufacturer CaetanoBus. The H2.City Gold model buses are to be delivered to Madrid by the end of the first quarter of 2024.
5 Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses have been ordered by local transportation provider Hamburger Hochbahn. Hamburg will see the introduction of these zero-emission automobiles as early as the second quarter of 2024.
Rebus Regionalbus Rostock, a company based in Güstrow, has ordered 52 Solaris Urbino hydrogen buses, five of which are articulated
Iveco Group opened its new plant in Foggia, Italy, where battery and fuel cell buses will be manufactured, among other products. The new plant was inaugurated eight months after the foundation stone was laid.
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CaetanoBus has been given a framework contract by the Compagnie des Transports Strasbourgeois (CTS) for the provision of 60 hydrogen buses over the next five years.
Residents of Swansea and Neath Port Talbot will be able to board a hydrogen bus for the first time in May thanks to the city's selection as the site of the vehicle's trial run.
Carburos Metálicos, a leading company in the industrial and medical gases sector in Spain that is part of the Air Products Group, has successfully completed its participation in the circulation and refueling test of a hydrogen bus carried out by the Empresa Municipal de Transportes (EMT) de Valencia.
Hydrogen mobility is gaining traction as a key solution to decarbonise the transportation sector, and industry leaders are highlighting its importance to policymakers. In a recent online workshop, organised by Hydrogen Europe and Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking, EU policymakers, industry players and knowledge parties came together to discuss the successes of EU projects and understand future opportunities in the sector.
The Municipal Transport Company of Palma de Mallorca (EMT) presented on 10 March the first three green hydrogen buses in Palma, which will be incorporated into its fleet in the coming days on different routes.
The new vehicles, which are 12 metres long, will be used on various routes starting this week and are part of the five acquired by EMT.
EMT will be the first customer of the green hydrogen plant in Lloseta, the first industrial renewable hydrogen plant in Spain.
The German company Stadtwerke Aschaffenburg Verkehrs GmbH has opted for 12 hydrogen buses manufactured by Solaris. As a result, ten Urbino 12 hydrogen buses and two Urbino 18 hydrogen buses will go to one of the largest cities in the Lower Franconia region. This is Solaris' first order for 18-metre hydrogen buses, which went on the market in the autumn of 2022. The 10 Urbino 12 hydrogen vehicles ordered, and the two 18-metre buses will be on the streets of Aschaffenburg from 2024.
