Dual-pressure hydrogen stations for buses and HGVs spread cost and encourage local take-up

November 5, 2022 Admin Support


 

A new model of hydrogen-powered double decker bus was rolled out in Aberdeen in 2021, following an £8.3m grant from the EU and Scottish Government. These buses have now travelled more than one million miles, preventing 1,700 tonnes of CO2 emissions being released into the atmosphere. This is a great example of successful decarbonisation of […]




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