The UK Government has just launched a £2 million competition to promote roll-out of hydrogen-fuelled fleet vehicles. Public and private sector fleets can get up to 75% off the cost of zero-emission fuel cell electric vehicles. The £2 million fund was launched by the UK Government’s Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) on Tuesday 10th…
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A model for an integrated wind+hydrogen network for the UK
For all the strides being made in hydrogen fuel cell transportation, we are still a long, long way from having hydrogen form a central pillar in our energy infrastructure. What would the UK look like with a hydrogen based transport sector? Is it even possible, let alone feasible? To try and answer that question, a…
The H2FC SUPERGEN Researcher Conference brings together the UK’s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Community
One hundred and eighty three Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Researchers descended on the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Birmingham earlier this week for the ‘first of its kind event’ that centred around early career researchers, postdocs and PhD students in the field. The event that ran from Monday 16th-Wednesday 18th December, consisted of presentations…
H2FC SUPERGEN represents UK in UK-KOREA MoU signing in Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
Yesterday saw the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Hydrogen & Fuel Cells at Lancaster House, in which H2FC SUPERGEN represented the Uk’s Hydrogen and Fuel Cell research comminity. The signing of the agreement was witnessed by Edward Davey, Secretary of State for the Department Energy and Climate Change and was brought about…
Events at Imperial College and St Andrews to follow the signing of H2FC SUPERGEN UK-Korea MoU in Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
We are excited to announce that the UK (through H2FC SUPERGEN) and Korea will be signing a high level MOU in the area of Hydrogen & Fuel Cells on Wednesday 6th November in London. To mark the agreement of the MOU two open events at Imperial and St Andrews will take place with the aim…