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Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell module designed for powering vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions. The TFCM2-B is a 370kW electric motor-based system that replaces traditional diesel engines and gearboxes.

Technology developed by Anglo American that could be used in hybrid power units for trains, replacing diesel engines.

The process of converting conventional diesel-powered coaches into hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles by replacing the engine and gearbox with fuel cell modules, batteries, and electric motors.

Île-de-France

Europe

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

A facility in Europe dedicated to the production of H2 fuel cell systems, encompassing R&D, production, sales, and commercial partnerships.

The Olympic Games hosted in Paris, with a strong focus on sustainability through infrastructure reuse, low-carbon construction, renewable energy, and eco-friendly transportation.

A 370kW hydrogen fuel cell module designed for powering vehicles with zero tailpipe emissions. The module replaces traditional diesel engines and gearboxes in converted coaches.

Iveco coaches converted to hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles using Toyota TFCM2-B modules, batteries, and 370kW electric motors. Ten units were deployed for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

A pioneering fuel cell vehicle (FCV) from Toyota, mentioned as part of Japan's leadership in hydrogen transport.