Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has approved a major investment in zero-emission buses. The $78 million plan focuses heavily on hydrogen fuel cell technology. The investment includes 40 hydrogen-powered buses
A new hydrogen fuel cell bus project launches in the United States. The project aims to revolutionize public transportation through innovative battery-free technology. This advancement eliminates traditional battery systems while
Hydrogen-Powered Buses to Comprise 10% of Wrightbus' Largest Ever Order Wrightbus, a bus manufacturer based in Northern Ireland, has secured its largest deal in 78 years. The agreement with the
Surrey County Council (SCC) has introduced 34 more hydrogen-powered buses to operate across the county. These buses join the existing 20 hydrogen buses introduced in Horley, Gatwick, and Crawley, West
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is launching a pilot program to test hydrogen fuel cell buses this fall. The 10-bus pilot is part of SEPTA's efforts to transition to
Saint-Fons, France and Ballymena, Northern Ireland, UK - September 4, 2024 - Symbio, a leading hydrogen fuel cell system provider, and Wrightbus, a zero-emission bus manufacturer, unveiled a 300 kW
Turkish Bus Manufacturer to Launch Fuel Cell Buses in 2025 Karsan, a leading Turkish bus manufacturer, has partnered with Toyota to develop and launch its first fuel cell buses by
LA Metro is introducing hydrogen-powered buses to its fleet for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The move showcases Los Angeles as a climate leader and supports zero-emission operations. LA
Introduction Solaris, a leading manufacturer of hydrogen buses, has introduced the Urbino 18 hydrogen, an articulated hydrogen-powered bus. This zero-emission vehicle features optimized fuel cell parameters, a modular drive system,
Vienna, Austria's capital, will replace 12 battery-electric buses with hydrogen hybrid models by mid-2025. The city's transit agency, Wiener Linien, purchased ten Rampini buses with a 170kWh battery and fuel