Shell/Toyota skal bygge to store fyllestasjon i Port of Long Bea
https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/shell-and-toyota-move-forward-with-hydrogen-facility-for-freight-at-port-of-long-beach/
Shell and Toyota move forward with hydrogen facility for freight at Port of Long Beach
author Added by FuelCellsWorks, April 19, 2018
•California Energy Commission indicates $8 million grant to hydrogen fueling project
SAN FRANCISCO-- Equilon Enterprises LLC, doing business as Shell Oil Products US (“Shell”), and Toyota have been provisionally awarded $8 million by the California Energy Commission (CEC) to develop the first hydrogen-truck refueling station at the Port of Long Beach.
The funding, which is contingent upon the approval of the project at an upcoming CEC meeting, forms part of the CEC’s Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program, which helps develop hydrogen and electric infrastructure at ports, warehousing and distribution centers in California.
Shell and Toyota expect the facility to encourage the use of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in and around Long Beach, one of the world’s largest freight hubs.
“This station will help the hydrogen-fueled freight sector to flourish in California,” said Oliver Bishop, Hydrogen general manager at Shell. “Hydrogen offers a promising path for decarbonizing transport, particularly the heavy-duty sector where there are few alternatives to conventional fuel. Shell and Toyota will combine their expertise to deliver an effective alternative fuel for Californian freight.”
If approved, Shell will build, own and operate a hydrogen station at the Toyota Logistics Services location at the Port of Long Beach, fueling Toyota’s Project Portal heavy-duty fuel cell proof of concept truck and public fleets.
https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/shell-and-toyota-move-forward-with-hydrogen-facility-for-freight-at-port-of-long-beach/
“We greatly appreciate the CEC for recognizing the importance of this breakthrough project at the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles,” said Craig Scott, director Advanced Technology Vehicles, Toyota Motor North America. “Toyota continues to demonstrate that fuel cells are one of the most innovative and sustainable technologies for light and heavy-duty vehicle electrification. This initiative with Shell further strengthens our combined commitment to hydrogen as a viable transport fuel and complements our retail station project in Northern California.”
Shell will source its hydrogen from Toyota’s adjacent Tri-Gen facility, which produces hydrogen from 100 percent renewable bio-gas.
The Notice of Proposed Award was issued on April 6. For more information
Shell and Toyota move forward with hydrogen facility for freight at Port of Long Beach
author Added by FuelCellsWorks, April 19, 2018
•California Energy Commission indicates $8 million grant to hydrogen fueling project
SAN FRANCISCO-- Equilon Enterprises LLC, doing business as Shell Oil Products US (“Shell”), and Toyota have been provisionally awarded $8 million by the California Energy Commission (CEC) to develop the first hydrogen-truck refueling station at the Port of Long Beach.
The funding, which is contingent upon the approval of the project at an upcoming CEC meeting, forms part of the CEC’s Alternative and Renewable Fuel and Vehicle Technology Program, which helps develop hydrogen and electric infrastructure at ports, warehousing and distribution centers in California.
Shell and Toyota expect the facility to encourage the use of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks in and around Long Beach, one of the world’s largest freight hubs.
“This station will help the hydrogen-fueled freight sector to flourish in California,” said Oliver Bishop, Hydrogen general manager at Shell. “Hydrogen offers a promising path for decarbonizing transport, particularly the heavy-duty sector where there are few alternatives to conventional fuel. Shell and Toyota will combine their expertise to deliver an effective alternative fuel for Californian freight.”
If approved, Shell will build, own and operate a hydrogen station at the Toyota Logistics Services location at the Port of Long Beach, fueling Toyota’s Project Portal heavy-duty fuel cell proof of concept truck and public fleets.
https://fuelcellsworks.com/news/shell-and-toyota-move-forward-with-hydrogen-facility-for-freight-at-port-of-long-beach/
“We greatly appreciate the CEC for recognizing the importance of this breakthrough project at the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles,” said Craig Scott, director Advanced Technology Vehicles, Toyota Motor North America. “Toyota continues to demonstrate that fuel cells are one of the most innovative and sustainable technologies for light and heavy-duty vehicle electrification. This initiative with Shell further strengthens our combined commitment to hydrogen as a viable transport fuel and complements our retail station project in Northern California.”
Shell will source its hydrogen from Toyota’s adjacent Tri-Gen facility, which produces hydrogen from 100 percent renewable bio-gas.
The Notice of Proposed Award was issued on April 6. For more information
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null-co
20.04.2018 kl 10:50
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Det er vel NEL som produserer stasjonene til Shell/Toyota. En sikker ordre med andre ord....
null-co
20.04.2018 kl 11:07
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http://www.hegnar.no/Nyheter/Boers-finans/2017/02/Samarbeid-med-Toyota-og-Shell-sender-NEL-til-himmels
Mer fart da samarbeidet ble annonsert.
Mer fart da samarbeidet ble annonsert.
Crom
20.04.2018 kl 12:09
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Tviler på at det blir noe særlig ut av dette for NEL. Refererer til siste setning i atikkelen: "Shell will source its hydrogen from Toyota’s adjacent Tri-Gen facility, which produces hydrogen from 100 percent renewable bio-gas."
Dersom noe vil gå til nel så er det vel dispensere i så fall.
Dersom noe vil gå til nel så er det vel dispensere i så fall.
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