H2 Logic delivers ninth hydrogen fuelling station for Denmark
March 3, 2016: Today a new hydrogen fuelling station, delivered by H2 Logic, was inaugurated in Kolding. This narrows the driving distance to the nearest station in Hamburg, Germany to only 245km (150 miles) making cross-border driving on hydrogen even more comfortable. The station in Kolding is the third to open in Denmark during the past six months, and in total the ninth public accessible hydrogen station in 24/7 operation throughout Denmark – underlining the status as the world’s first countrywide hydrogen station network.
H2Station® hydrogen fueling station in Kolding, Denmark
The hydrogen station in Kolding will be used by a fleet of Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles from Hyundai delivered to various local users, among others the City of Kolding.
The Kolding station is operated by Danish Hydrogen Fuel A/S (DHF), a joint-venture between the oil company OK, gas company Strandmøllen and H2 Logic. DHF targets to build up to five hydrogen fuelling stations in Denmark, where the Kolding station is the third in operation.
Building a H2Logic hydrogen refueling station in 48 hours (time-lapse)
The station is placed at a conventional fuelling station operated by OK and located right next to the major highway connecting the southern part of Denmark with Germany.
Hydrogen for the Kolding station is delivered from a central electrolyser plant operated by Strandmøllen and based on technology from the H2 Logic sister company NEL-Hydrogen. The entire Danish hydrogen station network is based entirely on hydrogen produced from electrolysis and electricity procured with CO2 certificates. This ensures a 100% sustainable and zero emission hydrogen supply – the highest share in the world for an entire station network...snip
http://h2logic.com/h2-logic-delivers-ninth-hydrogen-fuelling-station-for-denmark/
Related: NEL ASA: Developing the world´s largest factory for hydrogen refuelling stations
Mon, Apr 04
( Oslo, 4 April 2016) H2 Logic A/S (H2 Logic), a subsidiary of NEL ASA, has entered into a contract for the purchase of a facility in Herning, Denmark for the development of a new large-scale production plant for hydrogen refuelling stations. The factory will have an annual capacity to manufacture hydrogen refuelling stations sufficient to support 200 000 new Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEV) annually...more
http://news.cision.com/nel-asa/r/nel-asa--developing-the-world-s-largest-factory-for-hydrogen-refuelling-stations,c9948138
http://www.nel-hydrogen.com/
Map of Hydrogen Stations in Denmark
(Red/Yellow-Planned)
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=zd5j6rGwcwxg.kMbhP8bw1yQA&hl=en
I Danmark, Brint er nummer et
Today, the US will spend ~$200 Million dollars on bombing, invading and "regime change" (Coup d'etat) 8,000 miles away. Not a single citizen outside the 1% will ever benefit from this rip-off- the biggest rip-off in history. How many hydrogen stations could $200 million dollars build? The US can build a Compressed Natural Gas station in Afghanistan for $500,000 each. Do the math. http://costofwar.com
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anyone in Denmark (or I) cares what you think about anything? Thanks for kicking the thread though.
EVERY TIME I think I've read it all here, someone like you comes along and surprises me.
Do you spout off like this in Real Life?
Unbelievable. And by the way, shove your nukes up your fukushima. Thanks in advance.
/ignore
...policies, a completely clueless nation, but there is nothing I can do about it.
It's tragic actually, since Denmark is the country that gave us Neils Bohr.
A lot has changed since then, of course, and it's nothing more, so far as energy policy is concerned, a useless nation cited by useless people engaging in a useless affectation that is a tremendous failure.
The trillion bucks the wind industry soaked up in the last ten years did nothing, zero, zilch, bupkis, nada to arrest climate change. In fact the rate of climate change inducing dangerous fossil fuel waste concentrations in the atmosphere are increasing faster than they were before the trillion bucks was foolishly squandered by people admiring, um, shit like Denmark.
So no, I couldn't give a rat's ass what the Danes think of me, but I know what I think of them, and the reason I think what I think is on their energy agency's web page:
As for their disgusting oil and gas drilling, despite their silly wind power fig leaf, and their even more silly hydrogen stations, they are pretty up front on their National Energy Web Page, about what their real agenda is:
Danish Energy Agency: Oil and Gas Page
I'm sure the assholes drilling in the North Sea are very proud of themselves as they provide happy face pictures of the type of systems that produce the bulk of Danish Energy, offshore oil rigs.
Click on the link, unless you wish to avoid doing so since an exposure to something called reality offends you.
Have a nice day tomorrow.
