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Marelli reveals its first hydrogen fuel system at CTI Symposium 2023 in Berlin, Germany

Marelli reveals its first hydrogen fuel system at CTI Symposium 2023 in Berlin, Germany Marelli announced that it will present its first hydrogen fuel system at the CTI Symposium in Berlin, Germany, on December 5-6, 2023. It is developed for hydrogen engines. It includes specific injectors with a patented design, an advanced Engine Control Unit (ECU), a pressure reducer with an integrated regulator, and a specific manifold. The injectors feature ...

News Updated at: 2023/12/06

VM Motori, Italy developing 2.2-liter hydrogen engine

VM Motori, Italy developing 2.2-liter hydrogen engine On June 7, VM Motori, a Stellantis Group company, announced that it is developing an H2 (hydrogen) version of its 2.2L engine. With 62 kW output and 270 Nm peak torque, the H2-ICE performance will be around 10% higher than that of the diesel engine from which it was created. The engine will meet EURO VI E and STAGE V emissions regulations. Series production of this engine is planned for 2025. ...

News Updated at: 2023/06/09

Hexagon Purus joins “FlatHyStor” project for hydrogen technologies

Hexagon Purus joins “FlatHyStor” project for hydrogen technologies On February 3, Hexagon Purus announced that it is working with BMW AG, Robert Bosch GmbH and TesTneT Engineering GmbH in research and advanced development of an innovative hydrogen storage system solution for future fuel cell passenger cars under the project called FlatHyStor – “Functional design and testing of an innovative hydrogen tank system”. The BMWi (Federal Minis...

News Updated at: 2022/02/04

Kawasaki Heavy Industries' high-pressure hydrogen regulator adopted for Daimler's new FCV

Kawasaki Heavy Industries' high-pressure hydrogen regulator adopted for Daimler's new FCV Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd. announced that its high-pressure hydrogen regulator has been adopted for Daimler AG's (Daimler's) new Mercedes-Benz GLC F-CELL fuel cell vehicle (FCV). The company jointly developed the high-pressure hydrogen regulator with NuCellSys GmbH, a subsidiary of Daimler. The regulator reduces the pressure of the hydrogen gas, which i...