While hydrogen's high energy per mass makes it an excellent fuel, it's awfully hard and expensive to store long-term. That could change, thanks to the work of researchers at Switzerland's ETH Zurich.

As a fuel, hydrogen has a lot going for it. You can burn it for heat to replace coal, you can run it through an electrolyzer to generate electricity, and you can use it to refuel a vehicle as quickly ...

H2MOF is building a prototype of a fuel tank that can store hydrogen in a solid state A local startup, co-founded by Nobel Prize-winning chemist Fraser Stoddart and scientist Omar Yaghi, is developing ...

Hydrogen is often seen as the fuel of the future on account of its zero-emission and high gravimetric energy density, meaning it stores more energy per unit of mass compared to gasoline. Its low ...

Around 50 vessels have operated on hydrogen as fuel since the pioneering ferry Hydra set sail in 2000. Whether it’s used in fuel cells or combustion engines, its capex and opex are still much higher ...

Hyundai has deployed a fleet of heavy-duty fuel-cell trucks while Toyota plans to convert Class 8 heavy-duty trucks operating out of the Port of Long Beach to its latest generation of hydrogen power.