Rotterdam The Hague Airport

The lower price adds another factor to the hydrogen mobility discussion in the Netherlands, where attention has increasingly shifted from vehicle and station availability toward the economics of operating hydrogen fleets.

The development of hydrogen mobility is also extending from vehicles to drones, robots and intelligent systems, researcher Dr Wang Jitian reports, while HFN adds that on September 13, the skies above Rotterdam The Hague Airport hosted a liquid hydrogen drone demonstration as part of an innovative flight involving collaboration between the aerospace sector and the Tulips Green Airports programme.

In Germany, Bosch Hydrogen Energy has secured a 45-megawatt order for its Hybrian PEM electrolyser stacks from electrolysis company FEST, which has ordered 36 Bosch stacks.

each rated at 1.25 MW for deployment across several hydrogen projects in Europe.