Nikola, Iveco and OGE to develop hydrogen infrastructure | Automotive Industry News

Nikola, Iveco and OGE have signed a letter of intent to set up a enterprise structure for transporting hydrogen by means of pipeline from production to hydrogen fueling stations to help gasoline-cell electrical automobiles (FCEVs) in Germany.

Van and truck maker Iveco and OGE, operator of a twelve,000km organic gasoline pipeline infrastructure network in Germany, will sign up for Nikola which layouts and tends to make major BEV trucks, FCEVs and strength infrastructure to make improvements to the country’s hydrogen infrastructure to services and market the progress of FCEVs in alignment with European plan and industry requires.

“The most important aim of this collaboration is to additional create hydrogen fueling remedies in Germany in help of the European professional transportation program and to operate with industry partners to install protected, reliable and price-productive storage and fueling locations for FCEVs,” the partners claimed in a assertion. 

Nikola president of strength and professional Pablo Koziner claimed: “We consider this collaboration provides a very compelling extended-term fueling distribution option that we count on to advance industry and general market place adoption of FCEV technologies.”

“OGE is fully commited to developing a pipeline infrastructure to transport hydrogen from production resources to important exit factors of distribution,” claimed Thomas Huewener, OGE’s main specialized officer.

“We are happy to enjoy an necessary part in enabling fueling station development by our network capabilities and in operating toward decarbonising the financial system.”