COVID-19 field hospital run on hydrogen power

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COVID-19 field hospital run on hydrogen power
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A new hydrogen fuel cell system is wholly responsible for powering a COVID-19 field hospital at Pretoria's One Military hospital and the government is planning to expand the initiative.

A new hydrogen fuel cell system is now solely powering a COVID-19 field hospital at Pretoria’s One Military Hospital. Graeme Raubenheimer filed this report. Courtesy

PRETORIA - A new hydrogen fuel cell system is wholly responsible for powering a COVID-19 field hospital at Pretoria's One Military hospital, and government is planning to expand the initiative.to be the sole source of power for the field hospital aBambili Energy CEO Zanele Mbatha said"We guarantee that they’re available 99.98 percent of the time. We are so confident that we’re using them today to run on a primary power basis,This new tech, however, does not come cheap.

"At the moment the fuel cell is R13-million but what is the cost of having lives that are not saved if you don’t have power. ABut before government and Bambili sells overseas,in KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo and the Eastern Cape next year.

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