Sweden’s largest Green Hydrogen fuelling station opened in Stockholm
Gas World | 21 September 2015
Sweden’s largest, and Stockholm’s first, hydrogen fuelling station for fuel-cell cars has been opened in Arlanda by Linde’s Swedish subsidiary AGA.
“Hydrogen in connection with fuel-cell technology now has a solid track record,” says Bo Dyrvold, responsible for Linde’s gases business in Northern Europe. “This hydrogen fuelling station in connection with Hyundai’s and Toyota’s fuel-cell cars offers the possibility to drive completely emission-free. It is very positive for us to be contributing to taking yet another step towards a more sustainable society.”
Interest for the new hydrogen station was large with many foreign visitors. Photo: Jens Flyckt
The new hydrogen fuelling station in the vicinity of Stockholm’s airport has a capacity of 180 fillings with a pressure of 700-bar per day. It takes only three minutes to fill the car up and the range is approximately 500 kilometres on a full hydrogen tank...
...The hydrogen comes from AGA’s facility in Sandviken, where water is split into hydrogen and oxygen with green electricity in an electrolyser.
The hydrogen fuelling station is supported by the EU via the HIT-2 project (Hydrogen Infrastructure for Transport)...snip
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Arlanda fick vätgas (Arlanda got hydrogen)
15-09-17
Stockholm's first hydrogen station is now at Arlanda.
A few hundred people were present at the inauguration of the country's second hydrogen station. Since before, there is a station in Malmö.
Stay Dyrovold, AGA's Northern European Regional Director, told me that in the present situation there are 250 hydrogen stations in the world and that fuel cell technology is gaining ground. Especially in California, Japan and Germany, there is great interest, he said. He also said that it will take some years before the technology can bear its own costs and compared with the biogas when it arrived.
The hydrogen comes from the AGA's own facility in Sandviken, where it is produced by water decomposed using green electricity...
Translation of original by Google Translate
http://unt.se/sigtunabygden/arlanda-fick-vatgas-3883577.aspx
Stockholms första vätgasstation ligger numera vid Arlanda.
Ett par hundra personer var närvarande på invigningen av landets andra vätgasstation. Sedan tidigare finns det en station i Malmö.
Bo Dyrovold, AGA:s nordeuropeiska regionchef, berättade att det i dagsläget finns 250 vätgasstationer i världen och att bränslecellstekniken är på stark frammarsch. Särskilt i Kalifornien, Japan och Tyskland är intresset stort, sa han. Han sa även att det kommer ta några år innan teknologin kan bära sina egna kostnader och jämförde med biogasen när den kom.
Vätgasen kommer från AGA:s egen anläggning i Sandviken där den framställs genom att vatten sönderdelas med hjälp av grön el...
Sweden joins Japan, Germany, Korea, England and Iceland.
In Sweden, H2 is #1
