The UK’s only fully seagoing research ship, the Prince Madog, is set to reduce its emissions by up to 60% thanks to a pioneering £5.5 million hydrogen power initiative that could help re-shape the future of shipping.
With over 50 people present, the even was a big success. Supporting UK’s maritime sector.
MP Ben Bradshaw visits the Centre For Future Clean Mobility (CFCM) 24th Feb 2023.
The event is for consortium building for two calls – The ZEVI call by Innovate UK and DfT.
A ground-breaking £15.6m has successfully been awarded to Torridge District Council from Levelling up Funding towards the build of the Appledore Clean Maritime Innovation Centre.
We are thrilled to welcome our two new starters at CFCM, Megan Doble & Jack Shanahan.
The Centre for Future Clean Mobility has been awarded funding for two new research projects under Clean Maritime Demonstrator Call round 2.
The Centre for Future Clean Mobility (CFCM) at the University of Exeter has won funding in partnership with Plymouth City Council, Plymouth University, Marine Biological Association and Plymouth Marine Laboratories.
A pioneering new facility, designed to develop greener transport has been officially opened in Exeter this week.
Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo Europe Conference 2022.
The Centre for Future Clean Mobility partners with businesses to develop low-emissions, high-efficiency integrated power systems for applications in the marine, off-highway, rail, defence, and energy sectors.
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