National Highways has appointed GeoPura as part of a major hydrogen deal for the Lower Thames Crossing project.

Balfour Beatty has completed a trial of Engine Carbon Clean (ECC) technology as part of its mission to reduce emissions across its rail operations.

Wates believes hydrogen will be a major contributor to its carbon reduction plans after trialling a JCB generator powered by the fuel.

Balfour Beatty said that it achieved 26% carbon reduction during road tests after it retrofitted two salt spreader HGVs hybrid hydrogen technology.

A Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation has forced a leading boiler manufacturer to change its marketing practices.

National Highways has launched one of the UK’s largest ever purchases of low-carbon hydrogen ever bought in the UK to reduce the carbon footprint of the Lower Thames Crossing.

Two British companies have launched what they claim it is the world’s first hydrogen-powered boom lift.

Balfour Beatty has trialled using a fully electric-powered fleet in one of its sites as part of its carbon reduction targets.

Hydrogen will only have a “specific but limited” role in decarbonising the economy and is “not practically or economically viably” for heating homes in the short or medium term, MPs have concluded.

Costain has won funding for an innovative feasibility study to see if hydrogen from biogas can fuel boilers to pasteurise fruit juice.

The Heating and Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC) has developed a new standardised set of labels which clearly show the relatively capabilities of different hydrogen appliances.

Plant manufacturer JCB is investing £100m to develop hydrogen engines.

Construction professionals should prepare for green hydrogen energy becoming prominent as a ‘drop in’ option for powering projects. But what, specifically, do they need to aware of with this exciting technology?

Jo Bamford, chairman of bus firm Wrightbus and grandson of JCB founder Joseph Bamford, is hoping to raise £1bn to invest in the hydrogen energy sector, with the launch of a new fund.

The government has set out its ambition for 5GW of hydrogen production capacity by 2030 – the equivalent of replacing natural gas in powering around three million UK homes each year.