London Hydrogen Fuel Station

Automaker

Industrial gases and engineering

Green hydrogen marine transportation, production, and distribution

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

Refueling infrastructure designed to dispense hydrogen gas to hydrogen-powered vehicles. Shell's stations are open 24 hours and connected to hydrogen pipelines.

Specialized vessels designed to transport and store liquid hydrogen, each capable of holding 50 tons of liquid H2 and powered by hydrogen themselves.

London

London, Teddington

England

A programme to convert London's iconic double-decker buses to hydrogen fuel cells, with initial conversion of eight buses and planned expansion to 150 buses by 2012 for the Olympic Games.

A groundbreaking liquid hydrogen terminal anchored on the Thames in London, designed to receive and store liquid hydrogen for distribution to businesses along the Thames.

A hydrogen refueling station located at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington, London, developed to support fuel cell vehicle adoption in the UK.

Vehicles produced by Daimler that were among the first to demonstrate the capabilities of hydrogen fuel cells.

A hydrogen-powered SUV that Hyundai plans to release, with production volumes being clarified.

Specialized vessels designed to transport and distribute liquid hydrogen to businesses along the Thames. Each vessel can hold 50 tons of liquid hydrogen and is powered by hydrogen fuel.