Could Toyota's hydrogen engine save combustion by converting engines? Toyota has developed a hydrogen combustion engine with ...

As automobile makers look for alternatives to gasoline, hydrogen combustion is starting to gain traction. The hydrogen combustion engine is said to have the same range as a gasoline-powered combustion ...

Universal Hydrogen is building hydrogen-fuel retrofitting kits in order to convert conventional small aircraft engines to cleaner, more sustainable hydrogen fuel-cell technology. MOJAVE, Calif. (KERO) ...

Mahle Powertrain and Metier Technologies will showcase a newly developed hydrogen-powered commercial vehicle at CENEX Expo in the first week of September. They say it will demonstrate how their joint ...

Bosch plans to launch a hydrogen combustion engine in 2024, building on its work in this sphere since 2016. Hydrogen combustion engines are viewed as a way to achieve zero emissions with conventional ...

A retrofit system that converts diesel engines to operate on 90% hydrogen has been prototyped and tested by University of South Wales (UNSW) researchers. This system drastically reduces emissions of ...

When it comes to sustainable propulsion systems, Porsche is one of the carmakers that want to cover all the bases. Besides the electric Taycan and e-fuel production, the sportscar maker is also ...

Engineers are struggling to make the combustion engine run purely on hydrogen, but scientists believe there is an easier way. Engineers at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney have ...

In the context of decarbonizing the transport sector, the focus is more and more on heavy commercial vehicles and mobile off-road machinery. Vehicle and engine manufacturers, suppliers, and science ...

When we think about greening up the planet, solar panels and electric cars are often at the forefront of our mind. However, there’s a whole bunch of other things out there that are spewing out carbon ...

I was reading Peter Maier's letter [“Hydrogen-Based Energy Is the Future,” Dec. 20, City Weekly] and nostalgia set in. I was reading Peter Maier’s letter [“Hydrogen-Based Energy Is the Future,” Dec.