German Hydrogen Core Network

Automotive

The network of stations and systems required to store and dispense hydrogen fuel for vehicles.

Specialized transport vessel designed to carry extremely cold liquefied fuels like LNG at -260°F.

Extensive pipeline network for transporting hydrogen across France and Spain, initially using existing Enagás and Teréga gas networks before dedicated H2 infrastructure is developed.

Germany

Netherlands

German government initiative to double green hydrogen production capacity from 5GW to 10GW by 2030, expected to produce approximately one million tons of green hydrogen annually.

Joint project between Pesa and PKN Orlen to develop commercial hydrogen fuel cell trains for passenger and freight transportation. First stage focuses on freight locomotive development, with passenger units planned for subsequent phases.

End-to-end green hydrogen production and maritime transport supply chain from Scotland to Germany and beyond. Includes hydrogen production facility in Scotland, the new liquid hydrogen tanker, and terminal infrastructure in Germany.

Public transportation buses powered by proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells that convert hydrogen fuel into electricity, producing zero emissions. The fleet has demonstrated reliable operation on the RV1 route since early 2011.

Advanced train powered by hydrogen fuel cells equipped with four hydrogen tanks per train, producing only water vapor as a byproduct and eliminating the need for overhead power cables.

5,000 hydrogen-powered electric trucks expected to be deployed on German roads with an impressive 400km range per filling.