Regional strategies and activitiesThe London Hydrogen Partnership is working to bring this technology forward in the capital so as to improve energy security and air quality, reduce greenhouse gases and noise, and support London’s green economy. The Partnership’s principal objective is to work towards the establishment of a hydrogen economy for London and the UK. It aims to: *Establish and maintain dialogue among all sectors/actors relevant to the hydrogen economy *Prepare and disseminate relevant materials *Develop the London Hydrogen Action Plan as a route map for clean energy *Provide a platform for funding bids and initiation of projects . The Partnership, set up in 2002, now consists of an Executive Committee, chaired by the Deputy Mayor of London Kit Malthouse, a manager responsible for Hydrogen activities based in the Greater London Authority’s Development and Environment Department and Project focused Working Groups. Transport for London (TfL) is one of the main partners in the LHP and its main role is to implement the Mayor’s Transport Strategy for London and manage transport services across the Capital for which the Mayor has responsibility. TfL has been involved in delivering two of the main transport related projects: *Up to eight new buses powered by hydrogen fuel will [...]
