Hear application-focused case studies from companies manufacturing FCEV and Hydrogen ICE heavy and light duty vehicles; understand how engineering for hydrogen vehicles has improved, why hydrogen is a viable fuel, and what is needed in the future to make hydrogen-powered vehicles a mass-produced product.

Taking a targeted, ungeneralised view to the topic, Automotive IQ’s Hydrogen Vehicles & Infrastructure 2025 conference is designed to deliver practical solutions to accelerate the development and application of hydrogen fuel cells and hydrogen as in heavy and light duty vehicles, including passenger vehicles, trucks and buses.

In this article, Marcin Seredynski, Project Lead Sustainable Transformation at Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust, University of Luxembourg, explores the growing role of electric and hydrogen-powered buses in Europe’s push towards zero-emission public transport. It examines the benefits and challenges of BEBs and FCEBs, comparing their operational costs and environmental impact. Marcin also discusses the future of sustainable public transportation, highlighting the key technologies, market trends, and the implications of green hydrogen for decarbonisation.