The European Parliament voted this week to approve new standards for hydrogen cars and buses and backed a Europe-wide network of hydrogen filling stations. The rigid new regulations are designed to support the growth of hydrogen technology by ensuring a standardization of attachments and gas pressures throughout the 27 member European Union. This piece by Adam Vaughn on SmartPlanet examines the EU’s plans and how they’re benefiting companies like ITM Power, a UK hydrogen firm that’s created the “Green Box,” a fridge-sized home hydrogen refuelling station.(pictured).
Archive for September 6th, 2008
Saturday, September 06th, 2008 | Author: Rich
Category: Business, Technology
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