Dulas and FCSL – powering remote data collection
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Dulas and FCSL – powering remote data collection

Dulas, a leader in renewable energy solutions, required robust off-grid power supplies for their core business of wind measurement data collection. This data collection is essential for assessing potential wind farm sites, requiring continuous power in remote and often harsh environments. Dulas turned to FCSL to meet this critical need, utilising a combination of solar power and direct methanol fuel cells to create a sustainable solution.

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Fuel Cell Systems’ Hydrogen Refuelling Station at Toyota GB manufacturing plant: A Model of Practicality and Efficiency
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Fuel Cell Systems’ Hydrogen Refuelling Station at Toyota GB manufacturing plant: A Model of Practicality and Efficiency

Toyota GB manufacturing plant at Burnaston joined forces with Fuel Cell Systems to introduce a storage, production and refuelling station, making a significant step on the road to net zero. This case study highlights FCSL's role in designing, integrating, and installing the sophisticated, yet pragmatic complete hydrogen solution.

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Green Zero-Emission Public Transport Initiative in South Wales
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Green Zero-Emission Public Transport Initiative in South Wales

This initiative highlights the promising demonstration of green, zero-emission public transport in South Wales. By utilising locally-produced electrolytic green hydrogen, this initiative promotes cleaner and more sustainable transport options. With the support of key partners, this project showcases the commitment of stakeholders to decarbonise the transport sector and transition to sustainable energy solutions.

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Portable, off-grid power for flood warning equipment on the Thames
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Portable, off-grid power for flood warning equipment on the Thames

The Environment Agency (EA) has various responsibilities throughout the country, including the task of monitoring water levels in rivers across the UK and issuing flood warnings promptly. The EA explored the potential of utilising solar panels to generate power for the equipment, but also had experience of using fuel cells successfully for other similar installations.

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