The heavy mob on hydrogen

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In May this year, miner Anglo American unveiled the prototype of what it claims is the world’s largest hydrogen-electric truck. The ‘nuGen’ dump truck combines multiple fuel cells totalling 800 kW with a 1.2 MWh battery pack for a total output of 2 MW and can carry a payload of 290t.

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