JCB

JCB is a UK-based manufacturer of heavy construction equipment that is using its Hydromax streamliner to demonstrate the capabilities of its hydrogen combustion engine technology.

Manufacturer partner present at the launch event, indicating industrial sector engagement in hydrogen economy development.

Identified as a potential customer for hydrogen produced at the Bradford plant for use in its equipment, supporting decarbonisation of heavy machinery operations.[3]

JCB is a global leader in construction equipment manufacturing that has developed and secured certification for the world's first hydrogen combustion engine.

Mentioned as a company currently developing hydrogen combustion technology, which Rolls-Royce's CEO does not see as the most efficient use of hydrogen.

JCB is a major player in the sector and will have representatives speaking at the Low-Carbon Fuels and Propulsion track, focusing on hydrogen internal combustion engines.

JCB is a British construction equipment manufacturer that has developed the world's first hydrogen-powered digger. They received special dispensation from the UK government to test and use this machine on UK roads and building sites.

JCB is a construction equipment manufacturer that has invested significantly in developing hydrogen engines. They have reached a production milestone of 50 hydrogen combustion engines.

JCB is a construction vehicle manufacturer that signed a memorandum of understanding with Fortescue Future Industries for green hydrogen supply.

A British firm that has signed a major green hydrogen import agreement with Fortescue Future Industries, and is investing in hydrogen engines.

JCB, a mechanical engineering firm based in the United Kingdom, has announced the launch of a hydrogen fuel cell excavator. They have also previously developed electric excavators and forklifts.