In Denmark, Nel Hydrogen A/S, a subsidiary of Norway-headed Nel ASA, has recently been awarded an R&D grant of EUR 1 million from the Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP) for continued H2Station hydrogen technology development.
We are pleased to receive continued support from the Danish EUDP program for our H2Station fueling technology. The support will contribute to our continued efforts in increasing hydrogen fueling capacity, particularly for heavy-duty vehicles, and to reduce the cost of dispensed hydrogen, said Jørn Rosenlund, Senior Vice President of Nel Hydrogen Fueling.
Nel has been awarded a grant of EUR 1 million for the continued development of heavy-duty H2Station technology, which the company says is “vital” for the joint technology development with Nikola Motor Company (NMC), and the work to revolutionize the heavy-duty trucking industry with a nationwide network of hydrogen stations in the United States (US).
Nikola is working collaboratively with Nel on developing heavy-duty fueling technology and consider investments in such technologies very important for the continued commercialization of 40-ton fuel cell trucks, said Jesse Schneider EVP Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Technology, Nikola Motor Company.
The EUDP funding is awarded to support the development and demonstration of new energy technologies and related research, upon a thorough third-party evaluation process.
The EUDP support for Nel efforts on increasing H2Station fueling capacity is a recognition of the relevance and perspectives for hydrogen in heavy-duty vehicles and our contribution to achieving Danish environmental goals, Rosenlund said.
