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Electric-Hydrogen Propulsion

From fossil fuel engines to high power electric propulsion systems based on hydrogen

April 2020

Electric-Hydrogen Propulsion

From fossil fuel engines to high power electric propulsion systems based on hydrogen

  • World Alliance Member
  • Featured Solution
  • Labelled Solution
Label Date April 8, 2020
By GreenGT
From Switzerland
Maturity stage TRL 9 / CRI 2 - Commercial Trial Small Scale

While manufacturers are required to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from new trucks by an average of 15% from 2025 onwards, the development and deployment of these new vehicles are very slow. Addressing this challenge, GreenGT aims at accelerating this transition. The hydrogen propulsion system makes it possible to use local energy supply, as hydrogen can be produced on-site. In accordance with eco-regulations, it doesn't generate any sulphur oxides, nitrogen oxides or carbon dioxide emissions and reduces engine noise. Combining power, autonomy and fast refuelling time, hydrogen fuel cell trucks are a promising solution to meet the dual challenge of climate change and air pollution.

The Environmental Benefits

  • Saves up to 900 tons of CO2 for every truck produced
  • No exhaust gaz from truck operations - no pollutants, CO2 or fine dust particles
  • Reduces noise pollution

The Financial Benefits

  • Between 3 to 5 years of time-to-market savings

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  • Headquarters
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Company Profile

GreenGT

GreenGT is designing and developing high-performance clean and durable electric-hydrogen propulsion systems.

Headquarters 1015 Lausanne, Switzerland
Type Company
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CleantechAlps

As an expert for the innovation scene in energy and environmental technologies, CleantechAlps (Sion, Switzerland) is a hub for the cleantech ecosystem, connecting its stakeholders with relevant partners.

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