Coventry University’s reputation as a leader in clean mobility has received a boost following its selection as part of a €7m project that will help develop hydrogen-powered mass passenger coaches. The Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems (C-ALPS) is now one of the ‘CoacHyfied’ partners, a 14-strong consortium led by higher education and engineering partners which is determined to develop new technology that could eliminate up to 1.4 million tonnes of CO2 generated by diesel-fuelled coaches in the UK alone. C-ALPS is investing £2m into developing a world-class hydrogen fuel cell development facility.

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