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Hydrogen refueling station to support heavy duty transportation

Germany’s New Hydrogen Refueling Stations for Heavy-Duty Transport

Hydrogen Refueling Stations: Pioneering the Future of Heavy-Duty Transport

Germany is at the forefront of a sustainable revolution in heavy-duty transportation, with Air Products constructing two large-scale hydrogen refueling stations. These facilities are set to bolster the infrastructure needed for hydrogen-powered trucks, reducing carbon emissions and paving the way for a cleaner future.

Expanding Hydrogen Refueling Networks for Efficiency and Reliability

The expansion of hydrogen refueling stations is crucial for the widespread adoption of zero-emission vehicles. By enhancing the network of stations, Air Products aims to provide reliable and efficient refueling options, as detailed in their recent announcement. This initiative not only supports the environment but also offers a practical solution for long-haul transporters.

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Picture of the Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck as it completed the Daimler Truck’s #HydrogenRecordRun. Credit: Daimler Truck AG

News release: Hydrogen-Powered Daimler Truck Travels 650 Miles on One Fill

Daimler Truck reached new milestone with the #HydrogenRecordRun after the Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck traveled 1,047 km (650.58 mi) between Woerth am Rhein and Berlin (Germany) on one fill of liquid hydrogen.   

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Picture of an H2FLY aircraft in flight.

News release: H2FLY Completes World’s First Piloted Flight of a Liquid Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft

H2FLY’s hydrogen aircraft (‘HY4’) completed four piloted flight tests. Results showed that liquid hydrogen doubled the range of the HY4 (compared to using gaseous hydrogen), marking a critical step towards long-range, emissions-free commercial flights.

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