US EditionLeipzig plant advances hydrogen infrastructure for EV manufacture
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In 2027, the BMW plant in Leipzig has its own direct connection to the hydrogen grid. As the company announced, it is the world's first automotive location with direct H2 connection.
Several projects for the use and production of green hydrogen have failed in central Germany. But now there is a bright light: the Leipzig BMW plant will be connected to the future nationwide hydrogen core network.
BMW's approach to hydrogen is strong and plans pass not only by cars, as well as by infrastructures. It will build a pipeline link in the Leipzig factory - something unprecedented at the world level. According to the manufacturer's communiqué, the link will extend about two kilometres. The construction will be in charge of Mitnetz Gas, having already signed the contract - such as Ontras Gastrasport. Now, BMW and Ontras are discussing the most ap…
Hydrogen: (dpa/sn) The BMW site in Leipzig will be the first location with a direct hydrogen pipeline. Until now, the hydrogen has always come by truck but will now continue to flow through its own pipelines.
Leipzig plant advances hydrogen infrastructure for EV manufacture
BMW Group Plant Leipzig is set to become the first automotive facility globally to receive hydrogen via pipeline, following contract signings with Mitnetz Gas GmbH and Ontras Gastransport GmbH. The [...] The post Leipzig plant advances hydrogen infrastructure for EV manufacture appeared first on Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International.
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