Talk Morgan Forums Thread Like Summary - Hydrogen good news.

The real future is happening now the serious players are buying in.

German automotive parts giant MAHLE has secured its first order from combustion engine manufacturer DEUTZ to develop and supply components for hydrogen engines. This milestone collaboration, described by MAHLE CEO Arnd Franz as a significant advancement in the automotive industry, signals a growing shift towards sustainable energy alternatives beyond electric vehicles.
The partnership highlights hydrogen as a viable, green alternative for commercial and industrial applications. MAHLE's hydrogen components, adapted from traditional diesel technology, are ready for production and will be tested in construction and agricultural machinery.
This move aligns with the European Union's updated CO2 fleet targets, aiming for a carbon-neutral future. As hydrogen technology promises close to zero emissions, it offers an innovative solution for industries where electrification is challenging, ensuring diverse and widespread energy options to meet varied mobility needs.

A fascinating insight into the heavy plant industry and how far JCB have already come on the development of hydrogen powered vehicles:

What I like about such schemes is that they are helping with recycling of plastic, which probably represents more of a challenge to man's continuing existence than global warming, with the amount of micro plastics ingested from the water system and food chain..