fuel cell
It has signed a two-year deal with FuelCell Energy worth $60 million to further develop the technology
Fuel cell firm Bloom Energy and shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries have teamed up to further develop the technology, which converts gas into power through an electrochemical reaction
The organisation has received eight zero-emission gas-powered cars from Toyota
South Korean firm MetaVista Inc and UK-based firm Intelligent Energy worked together to develop the technologies used
The ‘parts and service’ arm of the South Korean carmaker has installed a hydrogen-powered emergency generation system
It plans to manufacture around two million cells per year, accounting for an electrical capacity of 50MW
The innovative technology the vehicles use has long range and fast refuelling capability
The companies hope the vans will help reduce freight emissions in their area of operation
Fuel cells have higher efficiency than diesel or gas engines and could be used to power homes, offices, factories and cars
The firms plan to jointly develop a hydrogen-powered drive system for large ships to use
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