Fuel Cell Systems, a leading UK-based hydrogen refuelling and fuel cell engineering company, has supported SWARCO UK & Ireland Ltd to install the first fuel cell powered traffic management equipment on the National Highways network. The deployment of the low emission fuel cell technology eliminates the need for polluting forms of reliable off grid power and marks a significant step towards more sustainable transport infrastructure in the UK.

As the need for remote monitoring applications grows, the issue of providing reliable, remote power is becoming more acute. Dr Lee Juby, CEO at Fuel Cell Systems, explains how direct methanol fuel cells avoid the struggles of conventional micro-renewable power sources.

Off-grid CCTV surveillance is crucial for the construction sector, helping to maintain security and lower insurance premiums. With infrastructure and housebuilding touted to increase across the UK, Dr Lee Juby, CEO at Fuel Cell Systems, explains how methanol fuel cells can help CCTV and security providers with reliable power.

The hydrogen industry faces an important choice: coordinated co-evolution or patched-together piecemeal development. Dr Lee Juby, CEO at Fuel Cell Systems and executive team member at the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), explains how and why integrated co-evolution is the way forward, drawing on hydrogen freight corridors as a working example.

Over a number of years, the UK has ceded its cleantech manufacturing leadership, with most production undertaken in other countries or done here but by foreign-owned companies. Dr Lee Juby, CEO at Fuel Cell Systems, explains how hydrogen presents a second chance to build indigenous manufacturing and production capabilities that create both domestic value and export opportunities.