Ferrari’s Future: From Hybrid Innovation to Hydrogen Potential

by Anne Bannerman | Jun 2, 2025

Few names in the automotive world command as much respect and admiration as Ferrari. With a legacy steeped in motorsport excellence, high-performance engineering, and unmistakable design, Ferrari remains one of the most iconic sports car brands on the road today. But...

Japan’s Hydrogen Truck Subsidy: What Could It Look Like in the UK and Europe?

by Anne Bannerman | May 30, 2025

Japan has taken another bold step toward decarbonising heavy transport. The government is set to introduce a generous subsidy to cover hydrogen fuel costs for fuel cell trucks and buses, an initiative that could shift the landscape for clean mobility. The new scheme...

Project HySpeed: Driving Britain’s Green Hydrogen Future with £6.5 Billion in Private Investment

by Anne Bannerman | May 29, 2025

In a bold step toward net-zero goals and energy security, is Project HySpeed emerging as a flagship initiative to cement the United Kingdom’s position at the forefront of the global hydrogen economy? Backed by an industry initiative, with £6.5 billion in private...

EU Awards Nearly €1 Billion to 15 Green Hydrogen Projects Across Europe

by Anne Bannerman | May 27, 2025

In a decisive move to bolster the green hydrogen sector, the European Commission has selected 15 large-scale renewable hydrogen projects for nearly €1 billion in funding as part of the second European Hydrogen Bank auction. These projects will be supported by the EU...

McPhy’s Collapse and the European Electrolyser Dilemma: Can Europe Compete in the Hydrogen Race?

by Anne Bannerman | May 20, 2025

The clean hydrogen sector in Europe has suffered a major blow. McPhy Energy, a French company lauded for its advances in both proton exchange membrane (PEM) and alkaline electrolysis, has announced it is entering judicial liquidation. After 16 years of development,...