Hydrogen is already being used as a fuel onsite, find out how and what its prospects are for the future in this podcast with experts from Taylor Construction Plant Ltd episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 3, 2020 · 25 MIN

Hydrogen is already being used as a fuel onsite, find out how and what its prospects are for the future in this podcast with experts from Taylor Construction Plant Ltd

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In this second podcast in our series on hydrogen, sponsored by Ritchie Bros and inspired by the launch of the new JCB hydrogen prototype, host Peter Haddock talks to experts Simon Meades and Gareth Holden of TCP (Taylor Construction Plant Ltd). It has been supplying hydrogen in cylinder format to sites up and down the country for smaller pieces of plant, like lighting rigs. Simon and Gareth talk to Peter about how the fuel compares to traditional diesel and how it works practically on site. They also explain some of the additional benefits people are realising, like combining its clean-burning capabilities to recycle waste heat to keep staff warm in site cabins. Having worked with hydrogen for some time, they discuss the practicalities of making the fuel work for larger equipment and different sites in the future. To listen to the first in this series of podcasts on Hydrogen, which featured Dave Luscombe from the Construction Equipment Association, click on the link below: https://bit.ly/3124jR2 To find out all about buying and selling used equipment with Ritchie Bros, the sponsor of this podcast, visit www.rbauction.com You can also subscribe to our podcast channel on Apple and Spotify at the links below: Apple - https://apple.co/3efmA2t Spotify - https://spoti.fi/2UYxFNW

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