JCB, a well-known manufacturer of construction and agricultural equipment, has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining certification for its hydrogen combustion technology in multiple European countries. Anthony Bamford, the chairman of JCB, expressed his optimism about the future of hydrogen combustion technology following the successful certification process. The Netherlands' Vehicle Authority RDW was the first regulatory body to grant official certification for JCB's hydrogen engine, allowing its sale in the Dutch market. Subsequently, several other European countries, including Great Britain, Germany, France, and Spain, followed suit by issuing the necessary certifications. JCB's commitment to sustainability is reinforced by the recognition of its hydrogen equipment as a zero emissions solution for the construction and agricultural sectors. Real-world testing of the hydrogen-powered equipment at customer sites has reached an advanced stage and is making significant progress, indicating the practical viability of this technology. The certification from multiple European authorities not only validates JCB's efforts in developing environmentally friendly equipment but also opens up new sales opportunities in various markets. The success of JCB in the hydrogen technology domain underscores a positive outlook for the future adoption of hydrogen combustion technology in the construction and agriculture industries.