13 October 2015
DETAILS
back - l.t.r. Dr. Peter Blauwhoff, Chairman of the Board of
Deutsche Shell Holding GmbH / Benoît Potier, CEO Air Liquide /
Hans-Christian Gützkow, CEO Total Deutschland /
front – l.t.r. Dr. Wolfgang Büchele, CEO Linde Group /
Federal Minister Dobrindt / Prof. Dr. Thomas Weber,
Member of the Board of Management of Daimler AG
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H2 MOBILITY Deutschland becomes operative
as a joint venture between six industrial partners -
Go-ahead for staged expansion of
H2 filling stations in Germany -
Germany on the way to having
the world’s first inter-regional H2 supply network -
Federal Minister of Transport Dobrindt
gives prospect of further support
Six industrial companies
- Air Liquide, Daimler, Linde, OMV, Shell and Total-
have formed a cross-sector joint venture,
H2 MOBILITY Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG.
The creation of the limited partnership
paves the way for
a staged expansion of hydrogen (H2) filling stations
across Germany, which will bring the total to
around 400 by 2023.
H2 Mobility Joint Venture envisages
a Germany-wide network of around 400 H2 stations by 2023.
The Berlin-based company has started operations
and is working intensively in preparation
for Stage One of the joint action plan.
This envisages the accelerated set-up of 100 filling stations
over the next few years.
H2 Mobility Joint Venture makes filling-up with
hydrogen possible Germany-wide in future
Senior representatives of the H2 MOBILITY venture partners
met today at launch talks held
with Federal Minister of Transport Alexander Dobrindt
and discussed the next steps.
The industry and government partners have reinforced
their commitment by
signing a memorandum of understanding
on hydrogen filling stations for Germany
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