Global Scans · Fuel cells · Weekly Summary

• [New] The mobility application segment is expected to grow with an expected CAGR of 32.4% from 2025 to 2033, with the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in heavy-duty transport. Market Data Forecast
• [New] In California, the Fuel Cell Electric Truck Collaborative has deployed over 100 Class 8 hydrogen trucks, with plans for 1,000 by 2027. Market Data Forecast
• [New] By 2030, Sarawak Metro hopes to hit 240,000 tonnes of hydrogen production annually - a bold target that could back a huge fleet of fuel cell buses and maybe even green exports. Hydrogen Fuel News
• [New] Honda hydrogen partnership, but not hydrogen: The Japanese automaker announces it will wind down production at its Michigan fuel-cell joint venture with General Motors by the end of 2026, ending work at the first dedicated automotive fuel-cell plant. CoMotion NEWS
• Advancements in incorporating hydrogen infrastructure into national decarbonization strategies are anticipated to enhance the adoption of fuel cell technologies across Europe. Precedence Research
• The existing legislation requires all new cars registered from 2035 to be zero-emission, effectively limiting registrations to battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. electrive.com
• MEA's potential to become a global hub for green hydrogen exports creates long-term opportunities for fuel cell vehicle adoption and international partnerships. Precedence Research
• A hydrogen fuel cell model will follow in 2028. New Atlas
• The U.S Department of Energy targets to minimize the cost of hydrogen production to remove 2 per kilogram in 2026 and 1 per kilogram in 2031 with reduced electrolyzer and fuel cell costs. Research Nester
• In the year 2026, the industry size of hydrogen fuel cell vehicle is evaluated at USD 3.6 billion. Research Nester
• Germany's National Hydrogen Strategy allocates €2.5 billion for aviation fuel cell infrastructure, targeting 50 operational vertiports with hydrogen capabilities by 2026. PW Consulting Chemical & Energy Research Center
• Hydrogen fuel cell technology, illustrated by Airbus's ZEROe project with a targeted commercial entry in 2035, supports longer flights by converting hydrogen to electricity on board, thereby achieving reductions in CO2 emissions of up to 100%. HotBot

Last updated: 22 February 2026