The Indian government has set an ambitious objective of decreasing the carbon intensity of its economy by 45 percent by year 2030. In this backdrop, hydrogen fuel cell technology is developing as a possible replacement for fossil fuels. Tata Motors has taken considerable efforts and has been leading in theContinue Reading
Bosch’s CEO, Dr. Volkmar Denner, believes the market for green hydrogen in the EU will be worth €40bn ($48bn) by 2030 with annual growth rates of 65%. He also made a staggering estimate that the market for mobile fuel cell components in particular could be worth around €18bn ($21bn) byContinue Reading
Decarbonization of the passenger rail system is the new trend that’s catching up all around the world and ‘Hydrogen Fuel Cells’ seems to be the preferred choice for this transition. Electrification has been the weapon of choice for long but Installing new electric infrastructure on previously un-electrified routes ran intoContinue Reading
Bosch is partnering with Swedish Powercell to co-develop polymer-electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel-cells. It is going to be a new line of hydrogen fuel cells for automotive applications. After the initial development, Bosch will manufacture and bring the new fuel-cell stacks to market in 2022 ‘at the latest’, according to theContinue Reading
