A recent research commissioned by IMI surveyed 300 senior public transport professionals in the UK, Germany, and Italy, revealing concerns about grid capacity for transitioning to battery electric or hydrogen-powered fleets. Despite worries, 89% see hydrogen as a solution to battery-powered fleet limitations. The study highlights emission reduction plans and interest in hydrogen adoption, with 21% already having hydrogen vehicles and 61% planning investments in the next two years. Challenges include limited fuelling infrastructure and safe hydrogen storage, with decentralised electrolysis proposed as a solution. 'The Road Ahead' report by IMI delves into the role of decentralisation in unlocking hydrogen's potential in public transport, offering insights on sector stakeholders' views and necessary steps for wider adoption.