<p>Working with Network Rail, Porterbrook is taking HydroFLEX to Glasgow
 during COP26, showcasing this ground-breaking technology to invited 
delegates and visitors.</p>
<p>This innovative train is the result of a collaboration between 
Porterbrook and the University of Birmingham (who received grant funding
 from Innovate UK).</p>
<p>On the HydroFLEX up to 277kg of hydrogen fuel is safely contained in 
36 high pressure tanks. This is fed into fuel cells, where a chemical 
process converts the hydrogen and oxygen from the air to generate clean 
electricity. The only waste product is pure water</p>
<p>Innovations such as HydroFLEX can play a significant role in 
achieving the 2050 Net Zero target by encouraging modal shift from road 
transport to rail.</p>