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Ricardo open hydrogen test facility in West Sussex

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Stephen Emerson

Engineering consultancy company Ricardo has opened a new hydrogen test facility in West Sussex.

The Ricardo facility was officially opened in late October in Shoreham-by-Sea and will allow the engineering consultancy company to further develop their zero emissions mobility solutions.

Featuring modern testing facilities, the plant will oversee the firm's research and development in both fossil fuels alternatives and electric vehicles.

Matt Beasley, President of Established Mobility at Ricardo, said the Shoreham Technical Centre enables it to offer a one-stop-shop for customers: from design and development, right through to the testing and integration of alternative fuel technologies, such as hydrogen, to support future production planning.

He said, “We’re already working with a range of customers on hydrogen and fuel cell technology, providing clean, efficient solutions, which reduce carbon and emissions across several sectors.”

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Main image the new Ricardo plant in West Sussex, image credit Ricardo.

Stephen Emerson

Stephen Emerson is the Managing Editor of The Business Magazine and is responsible for the publication's print publications and online properties including the newly launched Biz News websites in Hampshire and Dorset. Stephen has been a journalist for 20 years and has worked at local, regional and national publications and led a team which made The Scotsman website one of the fastest growing news sites in the UK with over eight million monthly users. He has a keen interest in technology, property and corporate finance and telling the stories of the people behind the successful firms in these sectors.

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