Florida Orders Hydrogen-Fuel Buses
Florida to be first state to receive a fleet of shuttle buses exclusively fueled by hydrogen
ORLANDO, Fla.-- Florida will be the first state to receive a fleet of shuttle buses exclusively fueled by hydrogen.
Florida got its first hydrogen-powered bus from Ford two years ago in Orlando and will get three more Ford E-450 buses to ferry passengers at Orlando International Airport and the Orlando Convention Central District.
Power for the Ford E-450 shuttle buses is provided by an internal combustion engine that has been modified to run only on hydrogen fuel. Hydrogen fuel cells combine hydrogen with air to create a clean-burning energy -- water is the only significant exhaust emission.
News stories provided by third parties are not edited by "Site Publication" staff. For suggestions and comments, please click the Contact link at the bottom of this page.
We Recommend
-
News
D/FW Uses Fuel of the Future in Shuttle Buses
The airport is making the change as scientists worldwide are racing to find efficient ways turn hydrogen into an eco-friendly fuel.
-
Article
Making a Case for Hydrogen in the GSE Industry
-
Article
Getting Fueled Up About Fuel Cells
From news reports, business journals and even our President, it is predicted that hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles may soon be part of our everyday lives.
-
News
Fort Lauderdale Buys Hybrids For Airport Shuttles
Like hybrid cars, hybrid buses are more expensive than their traditional counterparts -- about $510,000 each.
