Hydrogen transport infrastructure: How industry is preparing for the arrival of affordable fuel cell vehicles
Diana Raine
Abstract
Diana Raine
Abstract
Europe is getting closer to the creation of a hydrogen transport infrastructure, as the car industry looks to introduce affordable hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) on our roads from 2014–15. This article looks at how Air Products is building on its long experience in the hydrogen industry to form a clear strategy on how a hydrogen transport infrastructure can be rolled out across Europe.
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Europe is getting closer to the creation of a hydrogen transport infrastructure, as the car industry looks to introduce affordable hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) on our roads from 2014–15. This article looks at how Air Products is building on its long experience in the hydrogen industry to form a clear strategy on how a hydrogen transport infrastructure can be rolled out across Europe.
Key concepts: Hydrogen vehicle, Fuel cells, Transport engineering, Engineering, Hydrogen, Hydrogen fuel, Business, Chemistry