HYDROGEN DISTRIBUTION PROJECTS GET EURO MILLIONS IN FRENCH FUNDING
October 1st, 2008
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Commission has approved Euro 68 million in state aid payments from the French government to fund research into vehicle hydrogen distribution systems. The money will be funnelled through France's Air Liquide, its subsidiary Axane and other partners. It will fund topics usually starved of research cash, such as isolated filling sites, special vehicles and mobile electric equipment
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THE EUROPEAN Commission has approved Euro 68 million in state aid payments from the French government to fund research into vehicle hydrogen distribution systems. The money will be funnelled through France's Air Liquide, its subsidiary Axane and other partners. It will fund topics usually starved of research cash, such as isolated filling sites, special vehicles and mobile electric equipment
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