Repowering Strategy

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We are supported by TECHNICAL EXPERTISE through METIER TECHNOLOGIES, our specialist innovation and technology development company for the automotive industry, which has a 30+ years track record developing and applying new technologies:
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• Design, engineering, electronics packages for repowering vehicles
• Development of new systems and products for the H2 engine and H2 fuel supply systems.

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Metier works closely with H2 fuel supply companies and initially plans to engage with fleets which operate from depots or between logistic centres.

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We intend to be EARLY MOVERS. There is NO KNOWN COMPETITION planning to offer a dedicated European wide repowering service supported by MAJOR ENGINE MANUFACTURER WARRANTIES.

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We have already PROVEN our proposition as we are partnering with one of the largest GLOBAL ENGINE MANUFACTURERS and are in ongoing discussions with two more international engine manufacturers.

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Metier have recruited a Board of Directors who have the proven ability to deliver this business.

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Metier are in discussions with an intentionally small number or representative customers, a bus company with over 500 buses, a supermarket with thousands of vehicles and a regional government organisation with numerous municipal vehicles.

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By being first to market with a branded, Europe wide, repower solution, Metier plan to assist businesses remove millions of tons of CO2 emissions annually from the bus and truck fleets.

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Timing is good = On 10 April 2024 the EU Parliament adopted new measures to strengthen CO2 emission reduction targets for new heavy-duty vehicles. MEP Bas Eickhout (Greens/EFA, NL) said: “The transition towards zero-emission trucks and buses is not only key to meeting our climate targets, but also a crucial driver for cleaner air in our cities. We are providing clarity [ for one of the major manufacturing industries in Europe and a strong incentive to invest in electrification and hydrogen”.