Hydrogen is going to play a key role in the decarbonisation of the transport sector. This article describes how three major players have brought together their expertise under Project BRUNEL to develop a hydrogen powered research engine that will enable them to evaluate a variety of factors that influence fuel efficiency and emissions with the aim of increasing the use of hydrogen as an alternative zero-emissions fuel solution.
"The project is a fantastic opportunity for the partner companies to leverage their existing knowledge to the meet the challenges of zero-carbon transportation here in the UK."
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