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The integrated body responsible for the Capital's transport system. Transport for London is enhancing their Travel Demand Management programme to tackle congestion and climate change.
http://www.tfl.gov.uk
As one of the world’s largest hydrogen suppliers, The Linde Group is systematically putting the building blocks in place to position hydrogen as a future mobility enabler.
http://www.linde.com/hydrogen_flashsite_final/index.htm#
The Institution of Mechanical Engineers The natural professional home for all involved in Mechanical Engineering, (IMechE) represents over 80,000 professional engineers. They are a key funding partner with Revolve and are keen to promote public awareness of environment-friendly transport technologies and fuels. Most of our volunteer marshalls are members of the IMechE.
http://www.imeche.org/about/keythemes/transport
The Science & Technology Facilities Council enables a broad range of scientists to tackle some of the most fundamental scientific questions. Their research areas include fuel cells, photovoltaics and hydrogen storage. Click here for an interview with Dr Martin Bull about the BMW (liquid) Hydrogen 7.
http://www.isis.rl.ac.uk
The London Hydrogen Partnership was launched to work towards a hydrogen economy for London and the UK. The PA system used for the speeches at Trafalgar Square is powered by a hydrogen fuel cell - kindly provided by the London Hydrogen Partnership.
http://www.lhp.org.uk
Brighton & Hove Council will be providing free space on Madeira Drive and a PA system for the send-off. Brighton & Hove is ranked by Forum For the Future as the most sustainable and future-proof large city in Britain.
The Revolve Eco-Rally is a showcase for Love London's Better Journeys theme.
http://lovelondon.london21.org
