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EV charging needs expected to place intense pressure on National Grid over next two decades
Strong growth anticipated for both the hydrogen fuel cell sector and conventional electric vehicle charging infrastructure over the next decade, as EV uptake continues to accelerate
The hydrogen fuel cell sector added more than 1GW of new capacity for the first time in 2019, fuelling expectations the technology can play a major role in the decarbonisation of the energy and automotive...
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