Sustainable Transport is fast-growing in the United Kingdom. Due to all recent events such as COVID, the increase in gas prices, and global warming are causing drastic changes in citizens behaviours and government’s policies. The situation creates new business alternatives, giving the UK the chance to re-think and explore ways to make cities and economy more sustainable.

Hydrogen is currently playing an increasingly important role in energy production. Besides its versatility and environmental friendliness, hydrogen has several other advantages. Moreover, Germany is a major producer and researcher in the field of hydrogen. So there are also many laws and subsidies in Germany that support hydrogen companies.

With the increasing global climate crisis and its far-reaching consequences, there is an urgent need to address the necessity of changing our current lifestyles to reduce our footprint. It is widely recognized that human activities, particularly our persistent reliance on fossil fuels, constitute the primary driver of climate change. Notably, the combustion of fossil fuels, such as coal, natural gas, and oil, primarily in the context of transportation, stands as the foremost contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. However, due to the interconnectivity of our economies and the indispensable nature of transportation in our daily lives, reducing transportation usage has become a formidable challenge.