H2 Mobility Deutschland feedback for H2 refuelling stations
by Nikolas Iwan, general manager of H2 Mobility Deutschland,
Videoconference on Wednesday, January 18 at 7pm.
In 2010, the German government invited stakeholders from industries involved in hydrogen mobility to cooperate to develop a network of hydrogen refuelling stations with standards to provide homogeneous and consistent, responding to the country’s deployment requirements and at a lower cost. A national cooperation mechanism called Clean Energy Partnership, CEP.
The future partners then met regularly to define the profile effort on the budget, the number of hydrogen refuelling stations and the conditions for cooperation between companies (oil and gas, industrial gases, car manufacturers) that would otherwise have continued to be competitors without necessarily providing a consistent national coverage.
Finally, in January 2015, a contract agreement was signed between six companies (Daimler, Total, Shell and OMV, Air Liquide and Linde) to create a consortium "H2 Mobility Deutschland" in charge of network development.
Thinking that it would be instructive for France to have a presentation of the method and first feedback of this deployment, ahead of the one that will be soon necessary for France,
the CentraleSupélec Sustainable Energy group has invited:
Nikolas Iwan, general manager of H2 Mobility Deutschland,
to present the state of art and development, challenges, and objectives of the project within a
videoconference on Wednesday, January 18 at 7pm.
Debates will be led by Jean-Luc Bretesché who will read your questions at jean-luc.bretesche@gmail.com
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