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Hydrogen fuel cell buses trial set for China's streets

By Jeff Salton

00:56 November 10, 2009

The University of Sunderland's Dirk Kok, Mark Armstrong, Maggie Ren and Adrian Morris with...

A team of researchers aims to educate people about the possibilities of hydrogen as a fuel by demonstrating the efficiency of fuel cells in two public transport buses that will operate in China’s North East. The University of Sunderland, UK, has joined forces with Shanghai’s Shen Li High Technology and local experts ComeSys Europe and AVID sustainable vehicles from Cramlington (Northumberland, England) to create ECO2Trans - the region’s first petrol-free passenger buses that will run on a fuel cell, battery and capacitor combination. Read More

 
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