Portland International Airport (PDX)

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Hydrogen fuel cell electric buses (FCEBs)

Hydrogen fuel cell electric buses are zero‑tailpipe‑emission buses that use hydrogen stored onboard to generate electricity in a fuel cell, which then powers electric motors driving the vehicle. In Bologna, Solaris Urbino 12 hydrogen buses equipped with Ballard fuel cell modules form a 12‑metre, low‑floor city bus platform designed for urban routes with high passenger demand.[1][3][10]

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Portland, Oregon (Pacific Northwest)

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Hydrogen Fuel Cells Poised to Boost Resiliency at PDX with Mobile Zero-Emission Backup Power

11 months 18 days ago

PDX is operated by the Port of Portland and serves as the primary international airport for Portland, Oregon. The airport is seeking ways to enhance energy resilience—especially in light of seismic risks in the region—and is considering the use of hydrogen-powered FCEBs for both passenger transport and emergency backup

Portland International Airport (PDX)

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