Fuel Cell Systems complete 900-mile round trip powered by hydrogen
The journey, carried out in a hydrogen fuel cell car, saved 46kg of CO2 and offers a glimpse into the future of hydrogen technology for long-distance travel.
D2Zero company Fuel Cell Systems have successfully demonstrated the viability of hydrogen technology, travelling over 900 miles in a hydrogen fuelled Toyota Mirai. The final destination was Brussels, showcasing the real-world potential of clean hydrogen transportation.
The team started at their headquarters in Hungerford, traveling to Heathrow to refuel. They covered 450 miles via ferry and road to Brussels where they attended the European Hydrogen Week Conference, before making the journey back to the UK.
Impact
Compared to a petrol car traveling the same journey, the hydrogen-powered vehicle saved 46kg of CO2 on the trip. The Toyota Mirai performed exceptionally well, covering significant distances and adapting to various travel conditions, demonstrating hydrogen’s capability for long-distance travel.
- Fuel Cell Systems completed a hydrogen-powered trip from Hungerford to Brussels and back in a Toyota Mirai.
- They visited Hydrasun’s BV office and attended the European Hydrogen Conference in Brussels to discuss hydrogen advancements.
- The trip saved 46kg of CO2 compared to a petrol car, showcasing hydrogen's potential for long-distance travel.
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