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    December 28, 2020

    Arcola Energy and Consortium of Rail Industry Leaders will Deliver the First Scottish Hydrogen-Powered Train

    The project is a Scottish supply chain collaboration to deliver a production-ready and safety certified hydrogen powered train by November, 2021.

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    December 22, 2020

    Arcola Energy Launches A-Drive Technology Platform

    Arcola’s proprietary A-Drive platform delivers a zero-emission solution for a range of heavy-duty vehicles to be brought to market from 2021-2025

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    December 22, 2020

    Optare and Arcola Energy Announce Launch of Metrodecker H2

    Optare and Arcola Energy announce launch of Metrodecker H2: a new hydrogen fuel cell bus for the UK and beyond

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    December 22, 2020

    Arcola, Avid and Eaton to Develop Battery and Hydrogen Powertrains

    Arcola Energy, AVID technology and Eaton partner to develop battery and hydrogen fuel cell powertrains for demonstrator vehicle

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    May 9, 2019

    Vivarail and Arcola Energy Partners to Bring Zero-Emission Trains to the UK

    Vivarail and Arcola announce partnership to bring emission-free trains to the UK

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    Developing Scotland's First Hydrogen-Powered Train

    Based on the A-Drive technology platform, Arcola Energy's and a consortium of world-leading rail engineering and safety experts will Scotland's first hydrogen-powered train.

    A-Drive platform will be extended to meet rail safety and compliance requirements, thereby enabling the consortium to significantly reduce development time and cost to deliver a complete hydrogen powered solution in just 10 months.

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    Hydrogen Hacks

    The Hydrogen Hack is an annual event that introduces young people aged 12-18 to hydrogen fuel cell technology by challenging them to build a useful device using a hydrogen fuel cell and programming.

    The first event was run in the Summer of 2017 with over 100 participants in ten centres around the UK, building projects over a week and showcasing them to industry experts at a final event held at Ravensbourne College in London.

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