Tees Valley Hydrogen Vehicle Ecosystem (HYVE)

氢汽车生态系统(Hyve)项目正在加速英国从化石燃料向零排放燃料电池汽车的过渡。Hyve财团正在Tees Valley建设一个大型的、多车辆类型的氢气流动枢纽：一个由加氢站和燃料电池汽车组成的日常运营网络，有许多车辆运营商。Hyve Darlington项目将在Exolum的河滨燃料码头建设一个5兆瓦的绿色氢电解槽，并在菲利普斯66‘S牛顿公园服务站建造一个公共氢气加气站。该加气站将为22辆氢气卡车和6辆面包车提供绿色氢气，并将由5家大型运营商在各种不同的应用中使用。项目合作伙伴包括：*Phillips 66&Exolum-氢供应*Tevva-卡车供应*Electra商用车-卡车供应*Quantron-卡车和面包车供应*蒂赛德大学-数据监测和分析合作伙伴*Element Energy-项目协调员该项目将促进氢汽车在Tees山谷的部署，并展示一种可复制的战略，以启动氢移动生态系统。聚集汽车供应商和客户，让氢气供应商有信心投资于大规模、高可靠性的氢气加油基础设施，将解决迄今限制英国燃料电池汽车部署的“鸡和蛋”障碍。该联盟的愿景是在英国10个主要城市复制这一项目，以创建英国第一个氢气加气站网络，提供基本的全国覆盖。该项目建立在Tees Valley第一阶段部署工作的基础上，该阶段部署了1辆卡车、10辆汽车、2辆公交车和1辆叉车，展示了多式联运氢交通生态系统的潜力。

The Hydrogen Vehicle Ecosystem (HYVE) project is accelerating the UK's transition away from fossil fuels and towards zero-emission fuel cell vehicles. The HYVE consortium is building a large, multi-vehicle-type hydrogen mobility hub in the Tees Valley: a network of hydrogen stations and fuel cell vehicles in daily operations with many vehicle operators.The HYVE Darlington project will build a 5MW green hydrogen electrolyser at Exolum's Riverside Fuels Terminal in Stockton-on-Tees and a public hydrogen refuelling station at Phillips 66's Newton Park Service Station. The station will supply green hydrogen to 22 hydrogen trucks and 6 vans and will be used by 5 large operators in a diverse set of applications. The project partners include:* Phillips 66 & Exolum - Hydrogen supply* Tevva - Truck supply* Electra Commercial Vehicles - Truck supply* Quantron - Truck and van supply* Teesside University - Data monitoring & analytics partner* Element Energy - Project CoordinatorThe project will catalyse hydrogen vehicle deployment within the Tees Valley and demonstrate a replicable strategy for other cities to kick-start hydrogen mobility ecosystems. Aggregating vehicle suppliers and customers to give hydrogen suppliers confidence to invest in large-scale, high-reliability hydrogen refuelling infrastructure will solve the 'chicken and egg' barrier that has limited UK fuel cell vehicle deployment to date. The consortium's vision is to replicate this project across 10 major UK cities to create the UK's first network of hydrogen refuelling stations providing basic national coverage.This project builds on the work done in the Tees Valley's phase one deployment which demonstrated the potential of a multimodal hydrogen mobility ecosystem by deploying 1 truck, 10 cars, 2 buses and 1 forklift.