PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles promise a cleaner future for transportation, but their adoption in the United States remains limited due to infrastructure and logistical challenges.

As the world looks toward innovative technology to help reduce the carbon footprint, scarcity of resources has become a significant challenge. With no single technology being enough to accommodate the ...

Danbury-based FuelCell Energy has completed the second-largest fuel cell park in North America, a 14-megawatt facility situated along the Housatonic River in Derby. The company celebrated the opening ...

Fuel cell electric vehicles are an interesting proposition for those who want to go green, but they're not as widely available as full EVs. Here are the pros and cons of FCEV technology. Electric and ...

Stellantis has decided to discontinue its hydrogen fuel cell technology development program due to the lack of mid-term prospects for the hydrogen market, impacted by limited refueling infrastructure ...

Toyota on Tuesday revealed a prototype hydrogen fuel-cell pickup truck, but it's unclear if the project will progress to a production vehicle. Based on the overseas-market Hilux, the prototype was ...

Placido Isaac of St. Philip’s College explains the use of fuel cells to generate electricity. St. Philip’s hosted the recent conference on fuel cell technology, which brought together business, ...

BMW first dipped its toes into the SUV segment with the launch of the E53-generation X5 back in 1999. At the time, the brand broke new ground with the model, as it classified the X5 as a Sports ...

Hyundai has deployed a fleet of heavy-duty fuel-cell trucks while Toyota plans to convert Class 8 heavy-duty trucks operating out of the Port of Long Beach to its latest generation of hydrogen power.