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Johnson Matthey has inaugurated its hydrogen internal combustion engine (HICE) testing facility in Gothenburg, Sweden, a key advancement for low- and zero-carbon propulsion technologies. The facility, developed with a £2.5 million investment over three years, allows for full-engine testing of HICE, facilitating improvements in efficiency and emissions compliance.

The project supports the growth of hydrogen combustion as a viable alternative to fuel cells and battery-electric systems. The facility features an on-site hydrogen supply and is equipped for high-pressure hydrogen testing. JM is also a founding member of the Global Hydrogen Mobility Alliance, advocating for hydrogen's role in Europe's transport decarbonisation strategy.