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LATEST NEWS : Hydrogen in the future of transport: The views of Hydrogen Europe
John Train LATEST NEWS, RAIL, ROAD, TRANSPORT BRITAIN
Hydrogen is fascinating. Its versatility allows multiple usages, as a fuel or as feedstock, for transport, for power, for heating and cooling as well as for industry. A wind farm could help decarbonise a council’s fleet of vehicles, while a solar farm could help decarbonise a steel manufacturing plant, thanks to the energy carrier that is hydrogen. Nothing else can do that.
Hydrogen can help enable the deep decarbonisation of the energy system and of the transport sector in particular. With 25% of GHG emissions attributable to transport, and the requirement to reduce them by 95% by 2050, there is no other way than to opt for massive electrification of transport, spurred by the introduction of renewables, including both battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). Without such electric powertrains, the long-term climate goals cannot be achieved. Fuel cell vehicles can be refuelled rapidly at hydrogen refuelling stations (HRS) and offer emission-free long-range driving without changing personal habits.
Legislation is keeping up. With the Clean Energy Package and Clean Mobility Package, the European Commission has started an unprecedented process which will see a rapid rise in FCEV numbers in the coming decade. Indeed, the new “raison d’etre” of the Renewable Energy Directive recast is to enable renewable energy to enter the transport sector via different pathways, including hydrogen. On the tank-to-wheel basis, the Clean Vehicle Directive, for example, will enable green public procurement of vehicles. This legislation will incentivise public authorities to transform their fleets into clean vehicles and hydrogen once again, is particularly well-suited for the job.
There are many examples in Europe of how hydrogen has been used to reduce CO2 emissions, while improving air quality and the environment. In France, one example is the fleet of hydrogen taxis HYPE in Paris. From only 5 vehicles at the beginning in 2015, the fleet is now 100 vehicles and growing, and there are similar deployment plans for other cities and regions. The range offered by FCEVs alongside the ease to refuel and the comfort of a quiet drive without vibrations provides unequalled solace for drivers, passengers and city-dwellers, and yields no harmful emissions from the exhaust pipe. Similarly, fleets of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) equipped with hydrogen range extenders are providing greater flexibility for operators of commercial fleets. In the UK, the Hydrogen Transport Programme was launched in 2017 by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles, with a budget of £23 million to support the roll-out of publicly accessible HRS and increase the number of FCEVs on British roads. As part of this, police cars and taxis are among nearly 200 new FCEVs switching to zero emission miles. Is there a future for hydrogen cars? We definitely think so!
Nonetheless there are still barriers to the full deployment of FCEVs: a recurring one is the lack of infrastructure. Slowly but surely, this chicken and egg issue between vehicles and refuelling infrastructure is being resolved. H2ME, a project supported by the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU), aims to deploy 47 hydrogen refuelling stations across 7 countries. These refuelling stations allow a refill in less than 5 minutes, with enough energy to travel 350+ miles. ITM Power, a Sheffield-based manufacturing company, is regularly in the news when it comes to refuelling stations in the UK. Recently, a hydrogen pump has been integrated “under the canopy” into an existing station at Beaconsfield, where hydrogen sits on the main forecourt, alongside the petrol and diesel pumps.
In parallel, hydrogen for heavy duty and long-haul applications is also on the rise. A contract has been signed between Nikola Motor Corporation, a US company that develops trucks, and NEL Hydrogen. The contract includes an initial order for a pre-engineering package of around $1.5m, where NEL will develop a station design, including electrolysers, specifically made for fast fuelling of Nikola trucks. The ultimate aim of the overall contract is for NEL Hydrogen to provide a total of 448 HRS to Nikola Motor Corporation. NEL Hydrogen also received orders from Denmark and Germany through the projects Brintpuljen and H2mobility as well as Uno-x in Norway. It’s a promising future for long-haul applications where options to fully decarbonise the sector are reduced to hydrogen. Regarding hydrogen buses, more than 10 million kilometres have been driven by 31st March 2018. It is possible to enjoy a ride in London where 10 buses are in operation and a further 26 will shortly be deployed, or in Aberdeen where there are another 10 on the road plus 10 in the pipeline. Dundee and Birmingham will follow, adding a further 30 buses.
But hydrogen isn’t limited to road transport. After successful tests by Alstom with their hydrogen trains, the German Government recently approved these vehicles for transporting passengers: you will soon be able to buy your ticket and board a hydrogen train! These trains are also coming to the UK where a large part of the network isn’t electrified. Upgrading a network is unlikely to be an economically viable option and hydrogen is found to be the best alternative to diesel. Again, the comfort provided by the silence without vibrations along with the range and zero emissions makes hydrogen and fuel cells an unequalled fuel/technology solution for railway applications. In a UK context where Government has decided to remove diesel rolling stocks by 2040, hydrogen is key.
LATEST NEWS : Hydrogen in the future of transport: The views of Hydrogen Europe
John Train LATEST NEWS, RAIL, ROAD, TRANSPORT BRITAIN
Hydrogen is fascinating. Its versatility allows multiple usages, as a fuel or as feedstock, for transport, for power, for heating and cooling as well as for industry. A wind farm could help decarbonise a council’s fleet of vehicles, while a solar farm could help decarbonise a steel manufacturing plant, thanks to the energy carrier that is hydrogen. Nothing else can do that.
Hydrogen can help enable the deep decarbonisation of the energy system and of the transport sector in particular. With 25% of GHG emissions attributable to transport, and the requirement to reduce them by 95% by 2050, there is no other way than to opt for massive electrification of transport, spurred by the introduction of renewables, including both battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). Without such electric powertrains, the long-term climate goals cannot be achieved. Fuel cell vehicles can be refuelled rapidly at hydrogen refuelling stations (HRS) and offer emission-free long-range driving without changing personal habits.
Legislation is keeping up. With the Clean Energy Package and Clean Mobility Package, the European Commission has started an unprecedented process which will see a rapid rise in FCEV numbers in the coming decade. Indeed, the new “raison d’etre” of the Renewable Energy Directive recast is to enable renewable energy to enter the transport sector via different pathways, including hydrogen. On the tank-to-wheel basis, the Clean Vehicle Directive, for example, will enable green public procurement of vehicles. This legislation will incentivise public authorities to transform their fleets into clean vehicles and hydrogen once again, is particularly well-suited for the job.
There are many examples in Europe of how hydrogen has been used to reduce CO2 emissions, while improving air quality and the environment. In France, one example is the fleet of hydrogen taxis HYPE in Paris. From only 5 vehicles at the beginning in 2015, the fleet is now 100 vehicles and growing, and there are similar deployment plans for other cities and regions. The range offered by FCEVs alongside the ease to refuel and the comfort of a quiet drive without vibrations provides unequalled solace for drivers, passengers and city-dwellers, and yields no harmful emissions from the exhaust pipe. Similarly, fleets of Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) equipped with hydrogen range extenders are providing greater flexibility for operators of commercial fleets. In the UK, the Hydrogen Transport Programme was launched in 2017 by the Office for Low Emission Vehicles, with a budget of £23 million to support the roll-out of publicly accessible HRS and increase the number of FCEVs on British roads. As part of this, police cars and taxis are among nearly 200 new FCEVs switching to zero emission miles. Is there a future for hydrogen cars? We definitely think so!
Nonetheless there are still barriers to the full deployment of FCEVs: a recurring one is the lack of infrastructure. Slowly but surely, this chicken and egg issue between vehicles and refuelling infrastructure is being resolved. H2ME, a project supported by the Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking (FCH JU), aims to deploy 47 hydrogen refuelling stations across 7 countries. These refuelling stations allow a refill in less than 5 minutes, with enough energy to travel 350+ miles. ITM Power, a Sheffield-based manufacturing company, is regularly in the news when it comes to refuelling stations in the UK. Recently, a hydrogen pump has been integrated “under the canopy” into an existing station at Beaconsfield, where hydrogen sits on the main forecourt, alongside the petrol and diesel pumps.
In parallel, hydrogen for heavy duty and long-haul applications is also on the rise. A contract has been signed between Nikola Motor Corporation, a US company that develops trucks, and NEL Hydrogen. The contract includes an initial order for a pre-engineering package of around $1.5m, where NEL will develop a station design, including electrolysers, specifically made for fast fuelling of Nikola trucks. The ultimate aim of the overall contract is for NEL Hydrogen to provide a total of 448 HRS to Nikola Motor Corporation. NEL Hydrogen also received orders from Denmark and Germany through the projects Brintpuljen and H2mobility as well as Uno-x in Norway. It’s a promising future for long-haul applications where options to fully decarbonise the sector are reduced to hydrogen. Regarding hydrogen buses, more than 10 million kilometres have been driven by 31st March 2018. It is possible to enjoy a ride in London where 10 buses are in operation and a further 26 will shortly be deployed, or in Aberdeen where there are another 10 on the road plus 10 in the pipeline. Dundee and Birmingham will follow, adding a further 30 buses.
But hydrogen isn’t limited to road transport. After successful tests by Alstom with their hydrogen trains, the German Government recently approved these vehicles for transporting passengers: you will soon be able to buy your ticket and board a hydrogen train! These trains are also coming to the UK where a large part of the network isn’t electrified. Upgrading a network is unlikely to be an economically viable option and hydrogen is found to be the best alternative to diesel. Again, the comfort provided by the silence without vibrations along with the range and zero emissions makes hydrogen and fuel cells an unequalled fuel/technology solution for railway applications. In a UK context where Government has decided to remove diesel rolling stocks by 2040, hydrogen is key.
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My pleasure. My friend :-) Nel is everywhere in the media.
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Bulls are much stronger than bears ! Notice that every step up we reduce in the RSI, I will not explain why, I hope people start studying technical chart to stop selling in panic due a small manipulator ... Keep focus in the trend .... RSI in 56, this is really great !!!!
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bullair
19.10.2018 kl 15:39
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Well, most of bear markets appear with RSI between 20 to 60
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we are in a up trend having a RSI between 50 ang 60, when you are close to 100 you can consider market ar oversold but depend if you are in the middle of a rally could be knocking the ceiling in 100 for more than 3 days continuo days ....
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Furuen
19.10.2018 kl 15:47
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RSI is 61,72.
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bullair
19.10.2018 kl 15:59
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Or we are just about heading into a bear market after pounding the ceiling for a while..
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Super bull on Nel. En meget spennende uke venter på oss.
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johnsen50
20.10.2018 kl 13:31
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Tørr ikke tenke på hva som skjer med kursen ved flrste storkontrakt/samarbeid i Asia. Husk NEL Korea er opp å går, hær sa løkke at de har brukt over 1 år på å tilpasse seg landets gasslover,, dette er nå på plass og kontrakt kan komme. I Kina er også kontor åpnet for framtidig expansjon, og også Kina skal satse på hydrogen. Japan er også er på gang. Har lekt med tanken på at NEL på sikt vil etablere type Notodden/fredrica i Asia -hvem vet, alt kan skje slik utviklinga nå går med hydrogen, det er flrst nå de virkelige store investorer begynner å få opp øynene for Nel og da kan dette bli enormt. Vi ser at utlendingene via CB laster opp og øker hver uke,, kanskje vet de mere enn norske investorer. ?? Spent på aksjonærlista på mandag,,, fortsetter CB å øke? God hælg
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Yes Johnsen50. Asia blir et gigant H2 marked for Nel. Simonsen fra Nel reiser til Kina på mandag. Løkke har vært der i Kina nå i 5 dager. Så her kan det smelle kraftig opp. Vær i tung posisjon. Rykket kan komme mandag kl 09.00.01
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007 - hvordan vet du at Løkke fortsatt er i Kina, og at Simonsen skal dit på mandag?
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Følger med, vet du :-) Løkke har vært der i mange dager. Simonsen er på plass på mandag.
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007 - siden du skriver at du følger med, legger jeg til grunn at du har du lest det noen steder/hørt det. Fint om du legger ved lenke.
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RLB76
20.10.2018 kl 18:33
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Txt melding fra Ms. Moneypenny :)
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For hvis det stemmer som 007 skriver, at Løkke fortsatt er i Kina og Simonsen kommer på mandag, kan det være at en nærmer seg et gjennombrudd der borte. Derfor hadde det vært bra med en bekreftelse/lenke. Hvis det ikke er riktig, er det direkte villedende og bør rapporteres til admin.
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Tjokkabolla
20.10.2018 kl 21:02
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JB har uttalt at han har en mann i Kina på tidligere innlegg. Om dette stemmer, mulig han har det derifra? Er dette fakta JB?
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ThomasA
20.10.2018 kl 21:22
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JB postet det for noen dager siden, men her er linken til konferansen http://www.fcvc.org.cn/en/programme.aspx
Latest advancements in H2Station® fueling solutions and proton on site’s H2 electrolyser application
- Bjørn SIMONSEN,Vice President Market Development & Public Relations of Nel Hydrogen
Latest advancements in H2Station® fueling solutions and proton on site’s H2 electrolyser application
- Bjørn SIMONSEN,Vice President Market Development & Public Relations of Nel Hydrogen
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oppvigår
20.10.2018 kl 22:15
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http://www.fcvc.org.cn/index.aspx
Bilde av Simonsen lengre ned på denne siden. Så Simonsen skal til Kina for å holde foredrag. Ser ikke bort fra at besøket dreier seg om andre ting også.
Gjentar nok en gang at leder for Inovasjon Norge sa over 40 avtaler. Vi vet om 35 .
Bilde av Simonsen lengre ned på denne siden. Så Simonsen skal til Kina for å holde foredrag. Ser ikke bort fra at besøket dreier seg om andre ting også.
Gjentar nok en gang at leder for Inovasjon Norge sa over 40 avtaler. Vi vet om 35 .
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Crom
21.10.2018 kl 02:10
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Takk for interessant informasjon. Tydelig at NEL ser det viktig å ha tilstedeværelse på begivenheter i Kina om dagen. Blir spennende å se om det bærer frukter.
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Tusen takk ThomasA - dette seminaret hadde jeg ikke fått med meg:) Veldig spennende temaer som tas opp - med representanter fra flere land (både fra stat og private selskaper). Det at NEL blir bedt om å holde innlegg er i alle fall ikke negativt - og arrangementet underbygger fokuset som rettes mot Hydrogen. Kanskje NEL er nærmere en kontrakt i Kina enn hva jeg først trodde...? Som jeg tidligere har gitt uttrykk for - dersom en har vurdert å investere i NEL, mener jeg det ikke har vært et bedre tidspunkt enn nå.... Det skjer mye om dagen (både i NEL og Hydrogen markedet). Men dette er kun mine betraktninger.
Lykke til!
Lykke til!
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Får man ett kontrakt i Kina inom hydrogen så är det bara en sak som gäller; 80,% förskottsbetalning.
Jag har flera exempel på hydrogenföretag som fått kontrakt där som sen runnit ut i sanden. Hoppas nel vet det.
Jag har flera exempel på hydrogenföretag som fått kontrakt där som sen runnit ut i sanden. Hoppas nel vet det.
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Løkke har mange års erfaring i REC som han jobbet mange år. Han vet nok hva som rører seg i hodet på Chinamann. China er på jakt etter å kopiere og dette vet garantert Løkke om og kommer til å ta forhåndsregler om dette. Tviler på at han leverer fra seg pc en sin til myndighetene eller andre som er et vanlig krav der borte!
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Ja Løkke har erfaringen. Nå var han i Kina i 4-5dager i forrige uke. Simonsen er i Kina fra imorgen. Her kommer det noe godteri... HUGE!
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