(Oslo, 6 July 2018) Nel ASA (OSE: NEL), has been granted just over NOK 7.5
million in funding through "Brintpuljen" for establishment of hydrogen refueling
stations in Sønderborg and Herning.
"Denmark holds a unique position with regards to hydrogen infrastructure.
Through the funding of "Brintpuljen" this position will be strengthened even
further. The new station in Sønderborg will help tie the knot between the German
and Danish network, whereas the station in Herning will be a showcase station,
located right next to the new Nel H2Station® factory, scheduled to open formally
in September. The station will be adapted enable testing of future H2Station®
technologies, and in addition to fueling cars it can potentially also fuel heavy
duty vehicles like trucks, buses and vans," says Jacob Krogsgaard, Senior Vice
President of Nel Hydrogen Solutions.
The station in Sønderborg will service an initial fleet of fuel cell electric
vehicles (FCEVs) owned by Sønderborg Forsyning, and the station in Herning will
service a fleet of vehicles for Herning Kommune as well as other vehicles
operated locally. In addition to the infrastructure funding, there is also
funding available for FCEVs, among those a taxi fleet. After completion of the
stations, Denmark will have 12 fueling stations in operation.
ENDS
Further information:
Jacob Krogsgaard, SVP Nel Hydrogen Solutions, +45 287 18 945
Bjørn Simonsen, VP Market Development and Public Relations, +47 971 79 821
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improvement of hydrogen plants. Our hydrogen solutions cover the entire value
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and long range as conventional vehicles today.