London Hydrogen Partnership launches £60,000 Fuel Cell Viability Study Fund
The latest research and development in hydrogen and fuel cell technology were revealed this week at the Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Showcase.
The brainchild of London Hydrogen Partnership, sponsored by BOC and supported by London mayor Boris Johnson, the showcase exhibited the very latest examples of hydrogen and fuel cell powered systems and installations as well as offer examples of technology in development.
The event aimed to make potential users aware of the benefits of these alternative eco technologies and accelerate the development and delivery of their applications into the vehicle pool and new or regeneration building developments.
It culminated in the launch of the London Hydrogen Partnership’s £60,000 Fuel Cell Viability Study Fund.
Around 150 delegates attended from small and large businesses from both the public and private sectors.
Presentations covered hydrogen fuel cells for buildings, portable applications, IT centres and transport applications of the technology as well the topics of procurement and funding.
The fund is now open to tender from all delegates interested in commissioning a free study to examine the feasibility of using a Fuel Cell solution within their organisation.
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For more information visit Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Showcase.
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