Ryse Hydrogen Is Unlocking The U.K's Hydrogen Economy
Ryse Hydrogen is building the U.K.’s first network of green hydrogen production plants, creating green jobs and supporting vital progress towards Net Zero.
Ryse supplies organisations operating heavy duty and long range fleets, seeking a simple and affordable conversion to green hydrogen.
Affordable Hydrogen
We can produce, distribute, and use hydrogen for the same cost as diesel.
The Whole Solution
Ryse install and operate electrolysers, distribution networks, and dispensing equipment.
Highly Reliable Supply
Our model is resilient, ensuring customers have a reliable supply of zero-emission hydrogen.
Unparalleled Expertise
Ryse have an unparalleled network of expertise, from engineering, business and manufacturing.
Our Team
Jo Bamford
Executive Chairman
Jo Bamford is the founder and Executive Chairman of Ryse, responsible for the strategic direction and oversight of the business. He is a board member of one of the U.K.’s largest industrial conglomerates, JCB Ltd and spent eight years as Managing Director of JCB Utility Products. Jo is a clean energy enthusiast and is driven to grow the hydrogen economy, starting with transport.
Buta Atwal
Chief Executive Officer
Buta Atwal is the CEO at Ryse. Buta has extensive, international experience as a JCB Senior Global Executive, managing the operations of major JCB factories within the EU, North America, South Asia and MEA. Buta is responsible for the day to day operations of the business, building it to a global scale.
Jamie Burns
Chief Financial Officer
Jamie is the CFO at Ryse. Jamie is responsible for the financial review of all Ryse projects, looking at strategic opportunities and commercial viability. He previously worked for 17 years at PwC, focusing on Restructuring M&A and debt advisory work with corporates and private equity clients.
Press Releases
Interview with Ryse Hydrogen founder Jo Bamford: Freeport East Hydrogen Hub vision takes shape
Freeport plans in the UK could create the most significant hydrogen project in the world, thinks Jo Bamford
Wrightbus is proud of its hydrogen bus fleet, and so should be Northern Ireland
