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EU funding (€32M): Hydrogen Mobility Europe Hor 1 Jun 2015 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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Hydrogen Mobility Europe

Hydrogen Mobility Europe (H2ME) brings together Europe’s 4 most ambitious national initiatives on hydrogen mobility (Germany, Scandinavia, France and the UK). The project will expand their developing networks of HRS and the fleets of fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) operating on Europe’s roads, to significantly expand the activities in each country and start the creation of a pan-European hydrogen fuelling station network. In creating a project of this scale, the FCH JU will create not only a physical but also a strategic link between the regions that are leading in the deployment of hydrogen. The project will also include ‘observer countries’ (Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands), who will use the learnings from this project to develop their own hydrogen mobility strategies. The project is the most ambitious coordinated hydrogen deployment project attempted in Europe. The scale of this deployment will allow the consortium to: • Trial a large fleet of FCEVs in diverse applications across Europe - 214 OEM FCEVs (Mercedes and Toyota) and 125 fuel cell range-extended vans (Symbio collaborating with Renault) will be deployed • Deploy 29 state of the art refuelling stations, using technology from the full breadth of Europe’s hydrogen refuelling station providers. The scale will ensure that stations will be lower cost than in previous projects and the breadth will ensure that Europe’s hydrogen station developers advance together • Conduct a real world test of 4 national hydrogen mobility strategies and share learnings to support other countries’ strategy development • Analyse the customer attitude to the FCEV proposition, with a focus on attitudes to the fuelling station networks as they evolve in each country • Assess the performance of the refuelling stations and vehicles in order to provide data of a sufficient resolution to allow policy-makers, early adopters and the hydrogen mobility industry to validate the readiness of the technology for full commercial roll-out.


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Air Liquide Advanced Business €112,004
Air Liquide Advanced Technologies SA €5,988,107
Bayerische Motoren Werke AG €0.00
BOC Ltd. €497,437
Cavendish Hydrogen A/S €847,343
Cenex - Centre of Excellence for LOW Carbon and Fuel Cell Technologies €509,781
Communaute d'Agglomeration Sarreguemines Confluences €192,770
Danish Hydrogen Fuel AS €0.00
Eifer Europaisches Institut FUR Energieforschung EDF Kit EWIV €163,114
Element Energy €88,632
Element Energy Ltd. €597,819
Elogen €1,269,955
H2 Mobility Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG €5,256,264
Honda R&D Europe (Deutschland) GmbH €0.00
Hyop AS €502,207
Hyundai Motor Europe GmbH €0.00
Icelandic NEW Energy Ltd. €103,359
Intelligent Energy Ltd. €0.00
ITM Power UK Ltd. €2,340,923
Linde GAS GmbH €0.00
Linde GmbH €5,094,499
Linde Hydrogen Fueltech GmbH €0.00
Linde Sverige AB €847,343
Mcphy Energy €496,755
Mcphy Energy Italia Srl €0.00
Mercedes-Benz AG €2,000,000
Mercedes-Benz Fuel Cell GmbH €0.00
Mercedes-Benz Group AG €0.00
Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd. €0.00
OMV Downstream GmbH €0.00
Renault SAS €0.00
Symbio €1,262,250
Toyota Motor Europe N.V. €3,780,000
Waterstofnet €49,438

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/671438

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