The Dutch company Resato Hydrogen Technology, which designs and manufactures hydrogen refuelling stations, applied for a moratorium on payments on 21 July. This is evident from a letter to customers obtained by Mobility Energy. According to the Assen-based company, the short-term financing required for the next phase of growth was not secured in time.
For the first time, there are currently 750,000 fully electric passenger cars on the road in the Netherlands. The number of plug-in hybrid vehicles – cars that can run on both fuel and electricity – has risen to over 600,000 in this country. By contrast, the number of hydrogen-powered cars in the Netherlands remains marginal.
Whilst the price difference at the pump for a litre of Euro 95 can currently be more than 35 eurocents in the Netherlands, this still pales in comparison to what the more than twenty hydrogen filling stations in our country charge for a kilo of hydrogen. With a current price difference of 10 euros per…
On Rusluieweg in Vriezenveen, Fieten Olie, Hydronex, H2Hub Twente and Twenterand Municipality have begun construction of the Twente Energy Hub. At this multi-fuel filling station, motorists will soon be able to refuel, charge their electric vehicles and refuel with hydrogen.
Hydrogen, electric charging, HVO, LNG, bio-LNG: at Green Planet in Pesse, the energy transition is not reduced to a single solution, but is spread across a wide range of energy carriers. In the latest episode of Mobility Energy Talks, entrepreneur Edward Doorten spoke about hydrogen, grid congestion, energy storage and the role of the filling…
In this episode of Mobility Energy Talks, Luberto van Buiten and Paul Blonk speak to Edward Doorten, the entrepreneur behind Green Planet in Pesse, about hydrogen, electrification and the energy transition in the mobility sector.
The green hydrogen production facility at the Greenpoint filling station on the N59 in Oude-Tonge is almost complete. The hydrogen generated there by an electrolyser is used by Van Kessel for applications in transport, industry and construction.
Germany has added a fuelling station for green hydrogen. In the port of the Bavarian city of Schweinfurt, Tyczka Hydrogen’s new location was opened at a well-attended and festive event. The location focuses mainly on business and large vehicles and will be expanded in the near future with an electrolyser to make hydrogen on site.
A new collaboration between the province of South Holland, two municipalities and several organisations should accelerate hydrogen innovations. LAUNCH2 aims to help solve challenges in infrastructure, regulation, financing and cooperation.