Crawley

Automotive

Hydrogen fuel cell engineering

Hydrogen transport

Bramble Energy's proprietary fuel cell technology designed to replace diesel engines in marine applications. The technology serves as a range extender to battery systems, eliminating reliance on charging infrastructure.

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

A hydrogen fueling technology using liquid hydrogen instead of gaseous hydrogen. Liquid hydrogen is denser than gas, allowing more fuel to be stored in the same volume.

A liquid hydrogen refueling station located in Crawley and operated by Air Products. The station will be the largest of its kind in Europe at full capacity and is designed to serve the Go-Ahead hydrogen bus fleet.

A hub that includes Teesside International Airport and other key organizations, trialling 100 percent zero-emission H2-powered commercial and support vehicles.

Awarded funding for 1 station in Belfast and 3 hydrogen buses.

Infrastructure for refueling hydrogen vehicles, with several projects receiving government funding for their construction.

A proprietary hydrogen fuel cell technology designed as a range extender for marine applications. The marinized version demonstrated in the hydrogen boat provides emission-free power with potential for up to 600 miles of range using 14kg of stored hydrogen.

The world's first printed circuit board fuel cell (PCBFC™) stack technology developed by Bramble Energy, which is based on advanced PCB.