H2 Green and Eversholt Rail team up to scope hydrogen supply opportunities for UK's railways

Cecilia Keating
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Tie-up will see subsidiary of GeTech determine how a steady supply of green hydrogen could be delivered to train operators

Green hydrogen infrastructure company H2 Green and rolling stock provider Eversholt Rail have teamed up to develop renewable hydrogen supply solutions for the UK's rail network. The tie-up, finalised...

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