JCB sets out hydrogen case after Hydromax record

When JCB’s Hydromax car reached 406.320mph at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah, it was more than a land speed record. For JCB, it was also a way of demonstrating the potential of hydrogen internal combustion engines for construction equipment.

The global equipment market is working hard to clean up its act. Governments and legislators around the world are calling increasingly loudly for zero-emission solutions to power machinery and equipment on site. Yet, while the automotive sector has focused its attention on the possibilities presented by battery-electric powertrains, electricity…

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