Giantleap – Giantleap Improves Automation of Non-polluting Transportation with Lifetime Extension of Automotive PEM fuel cells

Giantleap’s Range Extender in Operation

With thanks to the 3-Emotion project for their work in supporting further deployment of hydrogen buses!

Giantleap Range Extender Enters Service

Exploiting the results of the Giantleap project, Dutch operator Connexxion has put a hydrogen range extender in operation on line 436 between Rotterdam (Hoeksche Waard) to the island of Goeree Overflakkee.

You can check this site for timetables if you want to ride the bus. Congratulations to VDL!

Last Giantleap Report: Target Achievement

Today marks the official end of the Giantleap project with the release of our last public report evaluating the status for quantitative targets achieved in the project.

Business Case for H₂ Bus Operators

Giantleap releases today a study of the business case for bus operators considering deployment of hydrogen busses.

Giantleap Releases Data

As part of the larger endeavour to make experimental data from EU projects more available, Giantleap has published databases generated during the project.

Giantleap featured in Open Access Government

The Giantleap project was included in the latest issue of Open Access Government. The article gives a bird’s eye view on the project.

Validation of Diagnostics and Control

Two of the final Giantleap public deliverables have been released: validation of the degradation and diagnostic approaches by FESB and of the control system by Bosch Engineering.

Prototype Video

Thanks to VDL and UFC, we can show you the Giantleap prototype in action.

Results from the Giantleap Prototype

The Giantleap consortium is proud to finally present the results obtained from the testing of the prototype range extender for battery buses developed in our project.

Validation of Prognostics

The Giantleap project announces the release of a new public deliverable, Experimental Validation of the prognostic algorithm for the PEM fuel cell system.