Posts tagged Transportation
UBC researchers develop model to support the adoption of B.C. hydrogen cars

The Canadian researchers developed a hydrogen supply chain model.

The model that the University of British Columbia (UBC) researchers developed can help boost support for B.C. hydrogen cars, transforming them from a novelty clean transportation idea into everyday transportation within three decades.

Source: http://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/ubc-researchers-develop-model-to-support-the-adoption-of-b-c-hydrogen-cars/8538254/

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Study proves fuel cell vehicles are environmentally friendlier than battery vehicles

Due to the new, additional tax planned by the German government, the issue of CO2 has become number one again in recent days. Heating and motoring in particular shall gradually become more expensive, so much so that in the long run fewer and fewer people will be able to afford a car at all. Or they will be forced to buy a new car which is not powered by fossil fuels. The real question is, how bad are alternative motoring concepts for the environment, how do they worsen the greenhouse effect, and are batteries really the solution?

Source: https://innovationorigins.com/study-proves-fuel-cell-vehicles-are-environmentally-friendlier-than-battery-vehicles/

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Hydrogen-powered cars are the future. But are we ready? (sub)

Hydrogen-powered cars might make a lot of sense, but there are only two public filling stations in Canada: one in Quebec City and one in Vancouver. A third is planned for Montreal and a half-dozen more for B.C.’s Lower Mainland. But outside those areas, without being able to refuel, they’ll literally go nowhere.

Source (subscription required): https://www.theglobeandmail.com/drive/technology/article-hydrogen-powered-cars-are-the-future-but-are-we-ready/

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Ballard fuel cell modules to power 64t B-train tractor-trailers in Canadian hydrogen project AZETEC

Ballard Power Systems will provide six FCmove-HD fuel cell modules to power two B-train tractor-trailer trucks as part of a C$15 million (US$11.2 million) Alberta Zero-Emissions Truck Electrification Collaboration (AZETEC) project. (A B-train consists of two trailers linked together by a fifth wheel.)

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New Flyer’s Xcelsior CHARGE H2 fuel-cell bus achieves 350 miles of zero-emission range in a test demonstration for OCTA

New Flyer of America announced that a test demonstration with a New Flyer 40', heavy-duty fuel-cell-electric Xcelsior CHARGE H2 bus for the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) achieved 350-miles (563 km) of zero-emission range. These results exceeded the 300-mile range performance target by 17% without refueling.

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