The number of hydrogen buses in operation in Europe will more than double through 2020, as the continent’s six demonstration projects wind to a close. But as the idea of a hydrogen economy starts gaining traction, market conditions could see buses in the first category of transport technologies to see rapid decarbonization through the use of fuel cells. The current operational fleet of 107 fuel cell buses in 2019 will rise by 98 to a total of 205 across seven European countries this year. Leading additions will come from the UK (62), France (16), Germany (13), the Netherlands (4) and Denmark (3). With some exceptions, these installations primarily come off the back of six European initiatives to prove the technology…