Everfuel, OKQ8 to cooperate on Swedish hydrogen station network
The parties aim to have 10 joint sites in operation by 2024, primarily targeting intensive and heavy-duty customers between Stockholm, Malmoe and Gothenburg.
Everfuel Sweden AB, a fully owned subsidiary of Everfuel A/S, and OKQ8 have entered into a cooperation agreement for joint development of the green hydrogen market in Sweden by establishing a network of H2 stations for zero-emission mobility in connection with existing and new OKQ8 service stations.
The hydrogen station network will target locations for intensive and heavy-duty customers, but it will also be open for passenger vehicles. The network will initially cover the larger cities and transport corridors between Stockholm, Malmoe and Gothenburg.
The parties share the ambition to have 10 joint sites in operation by 2024. The parties are at an advanced stage at several locations and will provide further information as the roll-out progresses. Everfuel will be responsible for operating the H2 stations at each site and supply the green hydrogen.
The cooperation with OKQ8 follows Everfuel’s H2 station roll-out ambition for Sweden, announced this April, targeting up to 15 fueling sites in Sweden by end of 2023, many of which are expected to be located with OKQ8. The Swedish network is part of the company’s Scandinavian fueling strategy for trucks, buses and cars connecting the main traffic corridors in Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
One of Scandinavia's largest fuel companies, OKQ8 Scandinavia has approximately 1,000 service stations.
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