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The famous 24 hours at Lon just finished up and one of the most exciting developments had to be the unveiling of a new hydrogen Supercar prototype hi I'm Steve Hill CEO of new hydrogen with this week's top hydrogen news Mission h24 has unveiled its latest hydrogen powerered prototype called the h24 Evo at lont 24 hours the fullscale model has nearly double the power output and reduced weight as the original and will be the first FIA homologated
Electric hydrogen prototype a race ready car is scheduled to run in early 2025 and even more hydrogen powered cars are expected at lont in 2028 next hydrogen fuel news reports that outdoor music festivals are making a roaring comeback but there's a catch diesel generators are typically used to power them all that is changing with the use of green hydrogen unlike diesel green hydrogen produc uses only water as a byproduct when used in fuel cells or generators
Huge festivals like the big church Festival in the UK and glenberry Festival are already deploying green hydrogen slashing their carbon footprint and elevating the experience for attendees and local communities watch for this trend to continue as more festivals focus on sustainability new hydrogen is working on technology to support this shift by making green hydrogen at least as cheap if not cheaper than diesel fuel making it a logical replacement anywhere fossil fuels are used today follow our
Progress and learn more about ThermoLoop at newhydrogen.com one of the perceived concerns about hydrogen is safety this week Ford claims to have made hydrogen safer and longer lasting by patenting a new technology to enhance the safety of compressed gas tanks while potentially increasing driving range this Innovation involves hinged gas tanks that detach during a side impact moving them under the vehicle to prevent damage additional safety features include tethers stop limits and using high
Strength composite materials for tank construction it's a clever solution to address the challenges posed by pressure vessels and vehicles that rely on compressed gas That's it for this week's hydrogen news Thanks for watching and we'll see you again next time