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US wants to cut the cost of clean hydrogen

The US Energy Department (DOE) has allocated $750 million for research, development and demonstration efforts to lower the cost of green hydrogen. One of the areas of interest is onboard storage systems for liquid hydrogen to enable low-cost, energy-dense storage on medium- and heavy-duty on-road trucks using fuel cells.

Maryland to ban combustion vehicle sales from 2035

US opens infrastructure program for communities

Quebec pushes public chargers via private companies

US and EU to coordinate EV incentive programmes

EU loosens EV & battery subsidy requirements

Indonesia introduces EV incentives

EU postpones vote to ban combustion engines due to meddling from Germany

Singapore is getting serious about the environment

Europe: The end of the end of combustion engines?

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Sydney greatly expands charging infrastructure

UK Govt. expands charging infrastructure funding

Mexico signs decree to nationalise lithium deposits

New Jersey looks at banning ICE sales by 2035

White House confirms NEVI requirements; gets Tesla on board

EU Commission lays out new truck and bus emission targets

CEC launches incentive project to expand fast-charging in California

British borough applies for funding to install charging stations

New vehicle classification in the US: More EVs qualify for tax break

EU not to phase out combustion trucks before 2040

London introduces scrappage scheme