Riding On Hydrogen-Powered Buses And Trains

These posts describe my trips on hydrogen-powered buses

Note.

The first bus starts from Birmingham City Centre.
The second bus runs between Paddington station and John Lewis in Oxford Street in London.

This post describes my first ride in a hydrogen-powered train.

My First Ride In An Alstom Coradia iLint

This was through the German countryside between Hamburg and Cuxhaven.

February 12, 2023 - Posted by AnonW | Hydrogen, Transport/Travel | Birmingham, Germany, Hydrogen-Powered Buses, Hydrogen-Powered Trains, London

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Looking at the overall landscape of the battery-electric bus I thought that this company, recalling a 19th century Belgian pioneer of electrical machines, Zénobe Gramme, is interesting because of the role it is playing in the circular economy of the battery pack, the National Grid and the bus industry.
https://www.zenobe.com/our-story/

Comment by fammorris | February 13, 2023 | Reply

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