Tees Valley hydrogen transport projects share £2.5m government funding

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Hydrogen buses, HGVs, cars and forklifts trucks are among projects to be trialled using the funding
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Hydrogen buses, HGVs, cars and forklifts trucks are among projects to be trialled using the funding

Hydrogen buses, delivery vans, forklift trucks and emergency response vehicles set to be trialled across raft of projects in hydrogen-rich North East region

A range of hydrogen-powered transport projects designed to demonstrate how the technology can be used to decarbonise buses, trucks and cars in the Tees Valley region have won a share of £2.5m research...

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