Hydrogen to power TransLink test buses
Thursday, October 20, 2005
"Hydrogen recovered as a by-product at an industrial plant in North Vancouver will be used to power TransLink test buses next year. Waste hydrogen from the sodium hydrate plant could eventually be used to power up to 20,000 vehicles in the region. The $18.3-million Waste Hydrogen Utilization Project is led by the federal government, which is contributing a series of grants, and a consortium of industries. It will capture hydrogen for use in fuel cells to initially power light-duty trucks and provide heat and power to a car wash." Source: tricitynews.com
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