Platinum-enabled hydrogen fuel cell technology is taking the pollution out of the city of Berlin, as it may in time also do in Johannesburg given the local projects that are under way. By hailing a fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), more than 100 000 customers have chosen to desist from adding to the world’s unhealthy transport fume problem.
JOHANNESBURG – Platinum-enabled hydrogen fuel cell technology is taking the pollution out of the city of Berlin, as it may in time also do in Johannesburg given the local projects that are under way.
First launched at the end of 2022, H2 Moves Berlin is Germany’s largest FCEV fleet, and forms part of Anglo American’s strategy to help accelerate zero emission transport through the deployment of platinum-enabled hydrogen FCEVs. “The last few months have shown that our passengers are very enthusiastic about the sustainability and comfort that FCEVs can provide,” SafeDriver Group MD“Our drivers meanwhile appreciate the driving performance of an electric car with the range and refuelling speed of a combustion engine. As a fleet operator looking to minimise cars’ downtime while delivering zero emission mobility, FCEVs simply make sense,” Mohnke highlighted.
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