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    Michel Mallet, Managing Director, Total Deutschland GmbH: "Our field experience gained over the years in siting Hydrogen Refuelling Stations in Germany has allowed us to demonstrate that hydrogen based technologies may provide a sound answer to clean mobility. A significant leapfrog for both hydrogen vehicles & infrastructure deployments is now required, and this agreement intends to achieve this ambitious target." Udo Bekker, Member of the Board, Vattenfall AG: "With its climate protection strategy 'Making Electricity Clean', Vattenfall is pressing ahead with the expansion of environmentally sound individual mobility. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
    Our field experience gained over the years in siting Hydrogen Refuelling Stations in Germany has allowed us to demonstrate that hydrogen based technologies may provide a sound answer to clean mobility. A significant leapfrog for both hydrogen vehicles & infrastructure deployments is now required, and this agreement intends to achieve this ambitious target.
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 6 months ago
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Joint Press Release of Linde, Daimler, EnBW, NOW, OMV, Shell, Total and Vattenfall: Initiative "H2 Mobility" - Major companies sign ..
  1. The tasks facing us can only be mastered by cooperation between the industries involved and with support from governments. The agreement signed today leaves the door open for new partners. And that is essential in view of the challenges that still need to be tackled. It thus marks an important step towa...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 6 months ago
  2. In its role as supplier, OMV sees an ongoing responsibility to make future fuels available close to the customer in response to future changes. For example, additional hydrogen fuelling stations in the decades ahead can support the development and series production of competitive vehicles with fuel cell...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 6 months ago
  3. Our jointly expressed commitment to hydrogen-based mobility sets the course for a low-emission and environmentally friendly future. We see ourselves as pioneers in the field of hydrogen technology and will do everything we can to live up to our aspirations with our accomplishments in the areas of hydrog...
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 6 months ago
  4. This commitment of market leading companies is a cornerstone for sustainable mobility in the future. Leveraging the ongoing NIP this MoU is the basis for a considerable contribution of industry partners and the federal government paving the way for the commercialisation of hydrogen vehicles.
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 6 months ago

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