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• Siemens Gamesa continues to play a pivotal role in the energy transition by investing in the potential of green hydrogen to drive the decarbonization of transport and heavy industry.
• The company is developing the world’s first project capable of producing green hydrogen directly from wind, in “island mode”; it can also operate connected to the grid. The pilot project in Denmark will be up and running by January 2021 with the aim of field-testing the technology for producing hydrogen directly from wind energy.
• The project will serve as a test bed for making large-scale, cost-efficient hydrogen production a reality.
• As part of this project, Siemens Gamesa has partnered with Everfuel to distribute the project’s 100% green hydrogen output for refueling taxis across Denmark.

On Thursday, November 26, 2020, students from the Alfa College in Hoogeveen started building a mobile tiny house on green hydrogen, fully built with sustainable and circular materials.

Ricardo is supporting London South Bank University in a research project to study the feasibility of developing an innovative method of storing hydrogen for use in future fuel cell-powered buses.

The decarbonisation of public transport in Northern Ireland has taken a significant leap forward with a new contract for 145 zero and low emission buses.