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Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

Components and systems that are part of traditional internal combustion engines. Project BRUNEL aims to help suppliers of these sub-systems increase their use of hydrogen.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

United Kingdom

Germany

A £9.8 million initiative funded by the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK to develop and test heavy-duty hydrogen combustion engines for decarbonizing the haulage industry. The project focuses on refining fuel-injection systems, turbocharging technology, and monitoring systems for hydrogen engines.

A collaborative R&D project focused on developing an innovative dedicated hydrogen engine to support ICE sub-systems suppliers in increasing their use of hydrogen as a zero-emissions fuel for light commercial vehicles.

A research engine based on Ricardo's singular cylinder research units, specifically designed to burn only hydrogen. It aids in evaluating fuels and injector types for zero-emissions applications.

A modified internal combustion engine that burns hydrogen fuel directly instead of diesel. Designed for commercial trucks and eliminates the need for expensive fuel cell systems while maintaining zero-emission operation.

Precision fuel-injection technology tailored to handle hydrogen's distinct properties, ensuring safe and efficient combustion in heavy-duty hydrogen engines.