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Fourteen hydrogen filling stations in Germany to close this year: ‘Focusing on forward-looking locations’

Veertien waterstoftankstations in Duitsland sluiten op 31 december 2025 definitief hun deuren.
De stations die uit het netwerk worden gehaald, zijn voor het merendeel relatief wat ouder en primair gericht op personenauto’s die op waterstof rijden. Foto: H2 Mobility, 2025

Fourteen hydrogen filling stations in Germany will close their doors on 31 December 2025. The stations no longer meet today’s requirements, according to operator H2 Mobility. As of now, the company says it will focus on a new generation of hydrogen refuelling stations that offer significantly more capacity and are mainly aimed at the transport sector rather than hydrogen-powered passenger cars.

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Author: Paul Blonk

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