JCB has presented a mobile hydrogen refueling unit that it claims would enable on-site refueling of hydrogen-powered machines.
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The machine was created in secret by JCB in Staffordshire.
The arrangement for green hydrogen was made with Fortescue Future Industries (FFI), an Australian corporation, in what the company dubbed a “first-of-its-kind” relationship.
A team of 100 engineers is already working on the idea, according to the company, which has plants in Staffordshire, Derbyshire, and Wrexham.
Mr Bamford, whose family is known as the builders of JCB construction equipment, started the fund in the hopes of encouraging further investment in hydrogen that is described as “green.” This item can be made using water obtained via a renewable energy source.
The hydrogen engine developed by JCB is naturally aimed at its own off-highway applications, but after successful initial trials in excavators
