RE: Times Article today17 May 2020 10:58
"Ryse has submitted a planning application to build the UK’s biggest electrolyser at Herne Bay in Kent, capable of producing up to ten tonnes of hydrogen a day, enough to power 500 buses. If it is approved, the hydrogen will be sent to London to supply a new fleet of fuel cell buses.
Ryse is planning to build at least four more large electrolysers in Aberdeen, Northern Ireland, Runcorn and south Wales. Jo Bamford, chairman of Ryse and son of Lord Bamford, the billionaire owner of JCB diggers, also owns Wrightbus in Co Antrim, which is making the world’s first hydrogen-electric double-decker buses."