Next stop hydrogen for new rail project
Three British companies unite to develop new hydrogen fuelling infrastructure that could soon allow for the roll out of zero emission trains on the UK rail network
More than 200 years after the first trains were built in the UK, a partnership between three British companies looks set to continue the country's history of rail industry innovation. Fuel Cell Systems...
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