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    Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso07/11/20231 Min Read
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    iLabo testing hydrogen truck

    The road test of an Isuzu truck that has been changed is being conducted by iLabo, a Japanese business that specializes in retrofitting conventional thermal vehicles with hydrogen technology. This compact heavy-duty truck with a hydrogen combustion engine will service the hotel area surrounding Disneyland Tokyo in collaboration with the airline Japan Airlines (JAL).


    Engie invests in Magnotherm’s magnetic cooling hydrogen liquefier prototype

    Magnotherm, a German startup based in Darmstadt, will get funding for its magnetic cooling hydrogen liquefier prototype from the Engie investment fund.

    Engie New Ventures has committed a total of 500,000 euros to help the firm. An amount that will hasten the system’s design, which Magnotherm and its collaborators are working on as part of the HyLICAL project. This project, which has 5 million euros in funding from the European Union, intends to construct a pilot plant that will show that using the magnetocaloric effect to liquefy hydrogen is feasible in less than two years.

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