UK's first hydrogen HGV refuelling corridor confirms £14m investment

James Murray
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HyHAUL Mobility announces final investment decision on plans to acquire three hydrogen refuelling stations along the M4 corridor

Plans to enable a fleet of zero emissions hydrogen-fuelled HGVs to operate along the M4 have taken a major step forward, with confirmation of a £14m investment in the UK's first hydrogen refuelling corridor...

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