The Port of Valencia has become the first port in Europe to use hydrogen energy in its container terminals as part of a pilot project with a total investment of €4m (US$4.54m).
Through the pilot project, entitled H2Ports, the port will receive the first machines powered by hydrogen batteries – a reach stacker for loading, unloading and transporting containers and a terminal tractor for roll-on roll-off (ro-ro) cargo.)
Additionally in the initial phase of H2Ports, a mobile hydrogen supply station will be installed and work in the Grimaldi (Valencia Terminal Europa) and MSC terminals at the port.
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