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ZeroAvia's zero-emission powertrains use hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity through chemical reactions to power electric motors for aircraft propulsion.

Technologies used to provide hydrogen fuel for vehicles, including mobile fuel stations.

Technologies that use solar energy to produce hydrogen gas.

The UK's first commercial-scale hydrogen fuel station located in Swindon, developed through collaboration between BOC and Honda. The station produces hydrogen powered by solar energy and offers both hydrogen and biodiesel fuels.

Trial involving removal of plastic packaging from 45 select products at designated Tesco stores. Launched in March and lasting one month.

A strategic study published by the Swindon Hydrogen Group outlining the development and deployment of hydrogen fuel cell technology across transportation, residential, and industrial sectors in the UK.

The first certified zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle introduced in 2003.

A new fuel cell technology developed by Acal Energy that utilizes a reduced amount of platinum.

Fueling technology developed by BOC that allows the Swindon station to serve a variety of vehicles with hydrogen fuel.