Chile's First Hydrogen-Powered Bus Unveiled by Anglo American and Partners
Key Ideas
- Anglo American, Colbún, Reborn Electric Motors, and Corfu collaborate to introduce Chile's first hydrogen-powered bus.
- The unveiling ceremony in Rancagua, Chile, was attended by the President of Chile and other government authorities.
- The hydrogen bus is designed for zero-emission impact, with a capacity for 30 passengers, a range of 600 km, and a maximum speed of 90 km/h.
- The vehicle's hydrogen fuel cell system converts stored chemical energy into electricity, powering the electric motors and reducing fuel consumption.
Anglo American has partnered with Colbún, Reborn Electric Motors, and Corfu to unveil Chile's first hydrogen-powered bus. The initiative, emphasizing public-private sector collaboration, aligns with Chile's green hydrogen strategy for energy innovation and sustainable mobility. The hydrogen bus, developed entirely in Chile, was introduced at a ceremony in Rancagua, attended by Chilean President Gabriel Boric and government officials. The vehicle, designed for 30 passengers with a 600 km range and 90 km/h speed, will operate on public roads and support educational activities. President Boric highlighted the significance of this development in Chile's sustainable productive growth. The hydrogen fuel cell system in the bus converts hydrogen into electricity, promoting zero-emission transportation. This milestone showcases Chile's capabilities in technology transfer and manufacturing in the green energy sector, driving towards a more sustainable future.
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Power
Transportation
Green Energy
Manufacturing
Sustainable Mobility
Energy Innovation
Technology Transfer
Public-private Collaboration
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