Hychain

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The Hychain mini-trans stands for a multilateral, integrated hydrogen-project that started on Jan 15th 2006^[1]. It is determined to develop a transport system based on hydrogen vehicles in four European regions, in Italy (Modena), Spain (Soria and León), France (Grenoble) and Germany (Bottrop).

Contents 1 Project description 2 See also 3 References 4 External links

[edit] Project description

150 small urban vehicles including small utility cars and minibuses, wheelchairs, scooters and cargo bikes, all powered by hydrogen fuel cells. More than 2,000 reusable hydrogen tanks.

[edit] See also

• Zero Regio
• Zemships
• Clean Urban Transport for Europe
• Hydrogen economy

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Website
• Hyseminar 2006