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Scotland To Have Its 1st Hydrogen-powered Train During COP26
Scotland plans for what is claimed to be its first hydrogen-powered train running during COP26 in Glasgow aimed for November. Arcola Energy, The British hydrogen technology company will develop the technology for the train’s new powertrain, which will form the basis
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EGB Engineering UK And Cranfield University Secure Business Investment From Innovate UK To Develop Renewable Energy Solutions To Decarbonise Buildings
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European Green Hydrogen Acceleration Center Launched
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