Scottish hydrogen technologies firm, Logan Energy, has been awarded a significant contract to facilitate the largest hydrogen project in the Czech Republic. The project involves powering a fleet of zero-emission buses in the town of Mníšek pod Brdy using hydrogen generated from a nearby hydroelectric scheme. By the end of 2025, ten hydrogen buses are expected to be operational as part of this initiative. Logan Energy will be responsible for engineering, manufacturing, supplying, and maintaining various essential equipment for the project, including electrolysers for hydrogen production, storage tanks, compressors, fuelling systems, and other critical services. The company's CEO, Bill Ireland, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to contribute to the development of the hydrogen economy in the Czech Republic and anticipates that this project will act as a catalyst for future advancements in transportation and hydrogen-related projects within the country.