UK’s richest man partners with Hyundai to make hydrogen happen


Ratcliffe’s (pic) Ineos Group will explore opportunities to produce and supply hydrogen to Hyundai, which has been making fuel cell vehicles in low volumes since 2013.

LONDON: Jim Ratcliffe, (pic) Britain’s richest man, is joining forces with Hyundai Motor Co in a bid to give hydrogen fuel cell vehicles the boost they need to become more mainstream.

Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group will explore opportunities to produce and supply hydrogen to Hyundai, which has been making fuel cell vehicles in low volumes since 2013.

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