Finnish Jyväskylä is taking concrete steps to launch hydrogen-powered public transport when five hydrogen buses purchased by the Central Finland Mobility Foundation (Cefmof) arrive in Finland at the beginning of June. The fleet will be handed over to Koiviston Auto Jyväskylä, which will be responsible for operating and maintaining the buses. The service will be launched in stages in cooperation with the Jyväskylä region’s public transport.
In the project, the hydrogen buses will be handed over to Koiviston Auto Jyväskylä under a two-year operating lease agreement, and Cefmof will also support the piloting with operating costs if necessary. In addition, the manufacturer CaetanoBus is involved in the pilot by providing technical support and further developing the fleet for northern conditions.
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Press release (translated by Google) https://tinyurl.com/4rjpmjaz
