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The forum included ministerial and international pannels, with presentaitons from industry and detabes over optimising our energy efficiency for to meet our international obligations.
Discussions on future energy management also involved government representatives, municipalities, diplomats and international institutions.
Toyota announced in January 2023 that it plans to invest $3.7 billion over the next decade to develop and produce hydrogen-powered vehicles. The company aims to have 10,000 fuel cell vehicles on the road by 2025 and hopes to sell 30,000 units annually by 2030. Toyota is a leader in the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market, having introduced the Mirai fuel cell vehicle in 2014. The company has been investing heavily in the development of fuel cell technology and infrastructure, and has been working with governments and industry partners to promote the adoption of fuel cell vehicles
This month, our team carried out the first installation of HydroGen on an ATV!
The successful installation of HydroGen on an ATV is a significant milestone for our inovative technology. It demonstrates that the product can be installed on a wider range of vehicles, paving the way for greater adoption with a wider range of vehicle types.
"We are extremely excited to see HydroGen in action on the ATV," shared our installation team.. "This is just the beginning of what we believe will be a major shift in the way we use existing vehicles. HydroGen has the potential to be a game-changer in terms of sustainability"
For those who are committed to creating a more sustainable future, HydroGen represents a crucial step forward in the fight against climate change and the promotion of a cleaner, more sustainable world.
Hydrogen continues to gain recognition for its potential to decarbonise almost every industry on the planet. Bill Gates has begun campaigning for hydrogen to become more widespread and available to consumers.
Water Fuel Engineering's team completed the first installation of the HydroGen unit on a New Holland CX6080.
This is the world's first hybridisation of a harvester! The vehicle will continue to use diesel but will now benefit from the oxy-hydrogen. Our expectation is a drastic emissions reduction in the region of 80% and a significant decrease in fuel usage.
We want to extend our gratitude to everyone who made this possible and invite collaborators on our journey to decarbonise agriculture - one vehicle at a time!
The first installation of its kind, the mobile mill has been hybridised to use oxy-hydrogen as an additive fuel to reduce emission levels and fuel consumption.
The Farmers Guardian have written about HydroGen being used with agricultural equipment in Aderdeenshire.
The exposure that publication has helped us reach a wider audience, and hopefully inspire other farmers to explore more sustainable techniques in their own operations. We are happy that HydroGen is becoming more recognised as an effective way for the agricultural community to reduce their environmental footprint whilst also improving their fuel efficiency.
https://www.fginsight.com/netzero/net-zero---articles/hydrogen-helps-in-whole-farm-approach-to-cutting-emissions
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