Hamburg becomes centre for emission-free mobility

Hamburg The Hanseatic City of Hamburg has started today a major project for the use of fuel cell vehicles together with Daimler Shell Total and Vattenfall Europe. The aim of this cooperation is to accelerate the expansion of an emission-free vehicle fleet and create a corresponding infrastructure of hydrogen filling stations. The project is part of the Clean Energy Partnership in Hamburg and Berlin. It is being supported by the federal German government as part of the national innovation programme for hydrogen and fuel cell technology (NIP). In addition a Fuel Cell Lab is being founded in Hamburg to further research on fuel cell technology.