JCB recently unveiled its new concept hydrogen generator, the G60RS H, at the UK's Hillhead show, marking a significant step in evaluating hydrogen as a future fuel source. Powered by a hydrogen combustion engine, the generator delivers equivalent power, performance, and efficiency to its diesel counterpart but with zero emissions. This innovation offers a glimpse into the potential of zero carbon worksites and complements JCB's range of 115 'evaluation engines' designed for hydrogen-powered equipment. By showcasing how the G60RS H can work in combination with the Powerpack to create on-site microgrids, JCB highlights the versatility and sustainability of hydrogen combustion technology. Tim Burnhope, group director of special projects at JCB, emphasized the importance of hydrogen generators in providing clean power for construction sites, addressing the limitations of diesel power in meeting net zero targets. The seamless integration of the hydrogen generator with the Powerpack ensures efficient operation and maintenance while offering a renewable energy solution for various applications on construction sites.