ALTERNATIVE FUELS & LUBRICANTS

Port of Valencia in hydrogen-fuelled stacker trial

The Port of Valencia has signed a deal with Spain’s National Hydrogen Centre (CNH2) to construct a mobile hydrogen supply station to provide fuel to a reach stacker crane and terminal yard tractor unit prototypes.

The president of the Port Authority of Valencia, Aurelio Martínez, and the director of the National Hydrogen Centre, Emilio Nieto sign the deal for a mobile hydrogen supply station.

The Port of Valencia has signed a deal with Spain’s National Hydrogen Centre (CNH2) to construct a mobile hydrogen supply station to provide fuel to a reach stacker crane and terminal yard tractor unit prototypes.

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