JET H2 Energy to build ten hydrogen stations in Germany and Denmark
The facilities are planned to start operations by spring 2024 to supply private vehicles as well as light and heavy commercial fleets and buses.
JET H2 Energy plans to build ten hydrogen stations in Germany and Denmark to supply private cars as well as light and heavy commercial vehicles and buses.
According to a report by Hydrogen Central, the company has placed the first orders to start construction in the near future. The sites are scheduled to be operational by spring of 2024 at the latest.
Most of the locations will be newly built and some of them will consist of expansions of existing JET service stations. Hydrogen will be provided by JET H2 Energy and will be 100% green. The technology will be supplied by German supplier Maximator Hydrogen, specialized in Hydrogen filling station systems.
“We are happy to have reached the next big milestone in the implementation of hydrogen ecosystems in Germany, Denmark and Austria. The partnership with Maximator Hydrogen enables us to grow quickly and efficiently over the next few years,” said Olaf Borbor, CEO of JET H2 Energy.
JET H2 Energy is a joint venture of Phillips 66 and H2 Energy Europe AG founded in July of 2022. Phillips contributes its expertise in the commercial construction and operation of over 1,600 JET filling stations in Europe while H2 Energy Europe has technical expertise in the field of hydrogen technologies as well as experience with the ramp-up of the green hydrogen ecosystem in Switzerland.
