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HANNOVER FAIR 1995 - 2019
HANNOVER FAIR 2019
HANNOVER FAIR 2018
HANNOVER FAIR 2017
Arno's Forum Interview 2017
HANNOVER FAIR 2016
HANNOVER FAIR 2015
HANNOVER FAIR 2014
HANNOVER FAIR 2013
HANNOVER FAIR 2012
HANNOVER FAIR 2011
HANNOVER FAIR 2010
Arno's
Forum Interview 2010
HANNOVER FAIR 2009
Arno's Video during HF 2009
Arno's Forum Interview 2009
HANNOVER FAIR 2008
Arno's Forum Interview 2008
HANNOVER FAIR 2007
Arno's Forum Interview 2007
HANNOVER FAIR 2006
Daily Networking evenings
HANNOVER FAIR 2005
Daily Networking evenings
International
Commercial Visitors 2005
HANNOVER FAIR 2004
International
Commercial Visitors 2004
HANNOVER FAIR 2003
International
Commercial Visitors 2003
HANNOVER FAIR 2002
HANNOVER FAIR 2001
HANNOVER FAIR 2000
HANNOVER FAIR 1999
HANNOVER FAIR 1998
HANNOVER FAIR 1997
HANNOVER FAIR 1996
HANNOVER FAIR 1995
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Visits and Workshops |
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Hans-Olof Nilsson's Off-The-Grid Hydrogen House near Goteborg, Sweden |
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Visit at the Italian demonstration plant of MagneGas™ on February 7th and 8th, 2011 |
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Hydrogen Plant of Emirates Industrial Gases Co. Ltd ( EIGC) at Dubai, UAE |
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Huerta Solar en Tabernas, Spain, October 2009 |
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Andasol, Spain, October 2009 |
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Antares DLR H2, Stuttgart, Germany,
September 2009 |
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German Aerospace Center (DLR) Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt eV, Stuttgart, Germany, Institute of Technical Thermodynamics (ITT) Institute of Vehicle Concepts Stuttgart, Germany, June 2009 |
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Brennstoffzellen-Boote für den Freizeitbereich, Hochschule Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany June 2009 |
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AFCC Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation, Burnaby, BC, Canada June 2009 |
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Powertech Labs Inc., a: "... wholly owned subsidiary of BC Hydro (a Crown corporation of the Government of British Columbia), Surrey, BC, Canada June 2009 |
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Plataforma Solar de Almería, Spain |
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Observations |
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How Airbus conquered the
US market in the 70s |
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The Arecibo Observatory
Arecibo, Puerto Rico |
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Hat Creek Radio Observatory,
Hat Creek, CA, USA |
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National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Green Bank, WV, USA |
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Wright Brothers National Memorial, Kitty Hawk, NC, USA |
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Fuel Cell Bus Trial, Perth, Australia |
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California Hydrogen Highway, USA |
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SPACEFEST 2009, San Diego, USA |
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Impressions from worldwide Conferences, which
we attended to promote the commercialisation of Hydrogen and Fuel
Cells: |
2022 |
#117 |
2nd Edition of International
Conference on
Green Chemistry and Renewable Energy |
2020 |
#116 |
2020 6th International
Conference on Environment and Renewable Energy (ICERE 2020), 24-26 February 2020, Hanoi, Vietnam |
2019 |
#115 |
4th Annual ASEAN Solar +
Energy Storage Congress & Expo 2019 14- 15 Nov, 2019 The Bellevue Manila, Philippines |
#114 |
SFERA-III 1st Summer School &
Doctoral Colloquium at CNRS-PROMES in Odeillo, France
September 9th-13th, 2019 |
#113 |
Starmus V, June 24 – 29, 2019
Zurich, Switzerland a global festival of science communication and art |
2018 |
#112 |
Visit to NOORo I to III in
Ouarzazate, Morocco as part of the SolarPACES 2018 conference, October 6, 2018 |
#111 |
The Hydrogen Energy Summit
2018 Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand Arno's presentation: Off the Grid – Unveiling new ways for our Energy supply January 26, 2018 |
2015 |
#110 |
1. Klimaschutzkongress auf der
Insel Sylt
25. September 2015
Vortrag von Arno A. Evers:
Eine „Insel- Lösung“ für Sylt?
Neue Wege zur Energieversorgung der Insel Sylt |
2014 |
#109 |
6. Hamburger Klimawoche
29. August 2014
Vortrag von Arno A. Evers:
Physikalische und Gesellschaftliche Rahmenbedingungen der Energiewende010 |
2012 |
#108 |
MesseKongress RegioEnergie+++ Dreieich 2012
9. September 2012
Vortrag von Arno A. Evers: Sind wir noch zu retten? |
2010 |
#107 |
WREC World Renewable Energy Congress XI
September 25-30, 2010
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Oct 2010 |
#106 |
18th World Hydrogen Energy Conference WHEC 2010,
May 16 - 21
Essen, Germany
Jun 2010 |
2009 |
#105 |
"Bright
Horizons 6" -
A Journey
to the Edge of the Cosmos
Eastern Caribbean
Dec 2009 |
#104 |
2009 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition
Palm Springs, CA, USA
Nov 2009 |
#103 |
Fuel Cell Technologies:
FUCETECH 2009
Mumbai (Bombay), India
Nov 2009 |
#102 |
f-cell
Stuttgart, Germany
Sep 2009 |
#101 |
SolarPACES 2009
Berlin, Germany
Sep 2009 |
#100 |
5th Annual Hydrogen Implementation Conference
Charleston, WV, USA
Aug 2009 |
#99 |
Intersolar North America
San Francisco, CA, USA
Jul 2009 |
#98 |
European FUEL CELL FORUM 2009
Lucerne, Switzerland
Jun 2009 |
#97 |
HFC2009
Vancouver, Canada
Jun 2009 |
#96 |
telescon 2009
Vienna, Austria
May 2009 |
#95 |
Hydrogen Works
San Diego, CA, USA
Feb 2009 |
#94 |
ICEPAG 2009
Newport Beach, CA, USA
Feb 2009 |
2008 |
#93 |
HTE-HI.TECH.EXPO 2008
Milan, Italy
Nov 2008 |
#92 |
Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Oct 2008 |
#91 |
H2Expo
Hamburg, Germany
Oct 2008 |
#90 |
f-cell
Stuttgart, Germany
Sep 2008 |
#89 |
INTELEC 2008
San Diego, CA, USA
Sep 2008 |
#88 |
2008 Formula Zero Championship
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Aug 2008 |
#87 |
HyForum 2008
Changsha, P.R. China
Aug 2008 |
#86 |
WREC X 2008
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Jul 2008 |
#85 |
KMCM 2008
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Jul 2008 |
#84 |
Lucerne FUEL CELL FORUM 2008
Lucerne, Switzerland
Jun 2008 |
#83 |
17th World Hydrogen
Energy Conference (WHEC)
Brisbane, Australia
Jun 2008
The role of the young generation ... |
#82 |
Renewable Energy Asia
Bangkok, Thailand
Jun 2008 |
#81 |
Selected Hydrogen Fueling Stations in California, USA
Apr 2008 |
#80 |
NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference 2008
Sacramento, CA, USA
Mar / Apr 2008 |
#79 |
FC EXPO 2008
Tokyo, Japan
Feb 2008 |
#78 |
Der 4. Deutsche Wasserstoff
Congress 2008
Essen, Germany
Feb 2008 |
#77 |
ISEPD 2008
Changwon, Korea
Jan 2008 |
2007 |
#76 |
20TH World Energy Congress & Exhibition
Rome, Italy
Nov 2007 |
#75 |
World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC)
Montecatini Terme, Italy
Nov 2007 |
#74 |
2007 Fuel Cell Seminar & Exposition
San Antonio, Texas, USA
Oct 2007 |
#73 |
KOREA ENERGY SHOW 2007
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Oct 2007 |
#72 |
Tenth Grove Fuel Cell Symposium
London, UK
Sep 2007 |
#71 |
Solar Tech India 2007
New Delhi, India
Sep 2007 |
#70 |
SES-Fachtagung
MYTHOS STROMLÜCKE
Zurich, Switzerland
Aug 2007 |
#69 |
HFCE 2007
Shanghai, P.R. China
Jul 2007 |
#68 |
IHEC 2007
Istanbul, Turkey
Jul 2007 |
#67 |
KMCM 2007
Düsseldorf, Germany
Jul 2007 |
#66 |
Kick Off Meeting zur Leitinnovation Mikrobrennstoffzelle
Munich, Germany
Jun 2007 |
#65 |
Hydrogen and Fuel Cells 2007: International Conference &
Trade Show
Vancouver, BC, Canada
April / May 2007 |
#64 |
GENERA - Energy and Environment International Fair
Madrid, Spain
Feb / Mar 2007 |
#63 |
World Renewable Energy Congress [WREN]
Fremantle, Australia
Feb 2007 |
#62 |
Environment 2007
Exhibition & Conference
Abu Dhabi, UAE
Jan 2007 |
2006 |
#61 |
2nd Annual Fuel Cells Durability & Performance 2006
Miami Beach, FL USA
Dec 2006 |
#60 |
EDTA Conference & Exposition
Washington, DC, USA
Nov 2006 |
#59 |
The Fuel Cell Seminar
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Nov 2006 |
#58 |
Fraunhofer Symposium
Mikroenergietechnik
POWER TO GO
Berlin, Germany
Oct 2006 |
#57 |
Renewables to Hydrogen Forum
Albuquerque, NM, USA
Oct 2006 |
#56 |
Alternative Transport Energies Conference
Perth, Western Australia
Sep 2006 |
#55 |
Power-Gen Asia
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Sep 2006 |
#54 |
World Renewable Energy
Congress IX and Exhibition
Florence, Italy
Aug 2006 |
#53 |
R&D in the field of Hydrogen and Fuel Cell in Germany and Europe
Clausthal, Germany
Jul 2006 |
#52 |
Lucerne Fuel Cell Forum 2006
Lucerne, Switzerland
Jul 2006 |
#51 |
16th World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC)
Lyon, France
Jun 2006 |
#50 |
NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference
Long Beach, CA, USA
Mar
2006 |
#49 |
FC
EXPO 2006
Tokyo, Japan
Jan 2006 |
#48 |
Wasserstoff und Brennstoffzellen im Automobil
Essen, Germany
Apr 2006 |
2005 |
#47 |
Fuel
Cell Seminar
Palm Springs, USA
Nov 2005 |
#46 |
Internationale
ASUE-Fachtagung
Essen, Germany
Nov 2005 |
#45 |
EHEC
2005
Zaragoza, Spain
Nov 2005 |
#44 |
Fuel
Cell Summit:
A Road Map to Commercialization
Uncasville, CT, USA
Oct 2005 |
#43 |
2005
Grove Fuel Cell Symposium
London, UK
Oct. 2005 |
#42 |
WHTC
2005 World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC) Singapore, Singapore
Oct. 2005 |
#41 |
f-cell
2005, Stuttgart, Germany
Sep. 2005 |
#40 |
The
27th International Telecommunications Energy Conference - intelec
'05
Berlin, Germany
Sep. 2005 |
#39 |
IHK
Nord Wasserstoff – Tagung
Lübeck, Germany
Sep. 2005 |
#38 |
ICHS
- International Conference on Hydrogen Safety , Pisa, Italy
Sep. 2005 |
#37 |
IHEC-2005
International Hydrogen
Energy Congress & Exhibition
Jul. 2005 |
#36 |
93.
Bunsen Kolloquium
Jun. 2005 |
#35 |
European
Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Platform (HFP)
Brussels, Belgium
Mar. 2005 |
#34 |
Cairo
9th International Conference on Energy & Environment
Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt
Mar. 2005 |
#33 |
1st
International Fuel Cell Expo
Tokyo, Japan
Jan. 2005 |
2004 |
#32 |
H2PS:
The 2004 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum,
Washington, DC, USA
Dec. 2004 |
#31 |
Impressions
from Shanghai
Nov. 2004 |
#30 |
Renewable Energies China incl. Hydrogen + Fuel Cells
Shanghai, PR China
Nov. 2004 |
#29 |
Michelin
Challenge Bibendum 2004
Oct. 2004 |
#28 |
Energy
Asia 2004
Oct. 2004 |
#27 |
Hydrogen
and Fuel Cells 2004
Conference and Trade Show
Toronto, ON, Canada
Sep. 2004 |
#26 |
Meetings
in Singapore,
Sep. 2004 |
#25 |
Hydrogen
and Fuel Cell Futures Conference, Perth, Australia
Sep. 2004 |
#24 |
Exhibiting
at World Renewable Energy Congress VIII
Denver, CO, USA
Sep. 2004 |
#23 |
Arno
presenting at ACS National Meeting Philadelphia, PA, USA
Aug. 2004 |
#22 |
Promotion
of FP6, for European Union, Delegation of the European Commission,
Shanghai
Jul. 2004 |
#21 |
IHK
Energy-Podium 2004
Jul. 2004 |
#20 |
15th
World Hydrogen Energy Conference (WHEC15)
Yokohama, Japan
Jun. 2004 |
#19 |
Impressions
from the
Energy Forum 2004
Varna, Bulgaria
Jun. 2004 |
#18 |
Impressions
from HYFORUM
May 2004 |
#17 |
Impressions
from Dubai
United Arab Emirates
May 2004 |
#16 |
Impressions
from Argentina
May 2004 |
#15 |
Promoting
Hydrogen Production from Patagonia, Argentina
May 2004 |
#14 |
Impressions
Zhuozheng Garden
in Su Zhou
Mar. 2004 |
2003 |
#13 |
H2PS:
The 2003 Hydrogen Production and Storage Forum
Washington, D.C., USA
Dec. 2003 |
#12 |
Impressions
from
Washington, D.C., USA
Dec. 2003 |
#11 |
Shanghai
International Industry Fair (SIF), Shanghai, P.R. China
Nov. 2003 |
#10 |
Energy
Asia 2003
PTC Asia 2003
CeMAT Asia 2003
Factory Automation Asia 2003
Shanghai, P.R. China
Nov. 2003 |
#9 |
2003
WATER KOREA
Nov. 2003 |
#8 |
NESC
2003 - 6th Int'l Conference on New Energy Systems & Conversions
Nov. 2003 |
#7 |
Impressions
from Busan
South-Korea
Nov. 2003 |
#6 |
2003
Fuel Cell Seminar
Miami Beach, Florida, USA
Nov. 2003 |
#5 |
Impressions
from Shanghai, Beijing, P.R. China
Nov 2003 - Jul. 2004 |
#4 |
f-cell
forum, Stuttgart, Germany
Sep. 2003 |
#3 |
Hypothesis
V, Porto Conte, Italy
Sep. 2003 |
#2 |
1st
European Hydrogen Energy Conference, Grenoble, France
Sep. 2003 |
#1 |
Cooperation
for Energy Independence of Democracies in the 21st Century
Jerusalem, Israel
Aug. 2003 |
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Hydro
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Booth Number:
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Hydro's Director of Sales and Marketing, Roy Grelland, answers questions from the large crowd gathered to see the recently unveiled new electrolyser concept Inergon. The Inergon takes PEM technology one step further by offering electrolysers with up to 10 Nm/h capacity. The new Inergon electrolysers offers a ten fold increase in the capacity for on-site hydrogen production. There are operational units in a number of countries, including South Africa where their post office department has four Inergon electrolysers in use.
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Hydro's Pietro d'Erasmo, Director Technology and Development Electrolysers, demonstrates a Atmospheric Alkaline Electrolysers model to a prospective client. These Electrolysers produce between 150 and 500 cubic metres of hydrogen per hour and cost between one and two million € each.
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Hydro's Gas Market Manager, Lars Petter Mariussen and Exhibition Manager, Cato Meling explains to a conference delegate how their Gas Development Project in Norway will commence operations in 2007. This sub-ocean Gas Development Project is projected to supply the United Kingdom with 20% of their natural gas.
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Tuesday 25 April, 3-6 pm, Convention Centre: Hydro CEO Eivind
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This year the energy company Hydro will be stepping things up a notch, an effort which includes the presentation by Norsk Hydro’s CEO Elvind Reitens at the World Energy Dialogue at the HANNOVER FAIR 2006. Hydro Electrolysers plans to exhibit their newest products at the HANNOVER FAIR 2006, at booth E84 of the Group Exhibit Hydrogen + Fuel Cells. Part of their exhibit in Hannover is expected to include a model of an atmospheric hydrogen facility.
Hydro is part of an association of partners who are responsible for the construction of an enormous gas field Ormen Lange and the accompanying pipeline, Langeled. This underwater pipeline, currently the longest worldwide, will provide gas to Europe starting in 2007. A model of the pipeline and a fascinating film can be found here: http://www.hydro.com/ormenlange/en/media_room/video/index.html
In the Fall of 2005, Hydro introduced the first prototype-model of a floating windmill worldwide: “HyWind” represents a combination of offshore-technology and conventional windmill-technology. This windmill concept is suitable for water depths of 200-700 meters, on the outskirts of the German Bight and the Baltic Sea. The technology requires further development but a demo-project is expect to start in 2008. Should the project function successfully, this combination of offshore and windmill technologies could mean a substantial contribution to energy supply. An animated film describes the “HyWind” concept further: http://www.hydro.com/en/press_room/news/archive/2005_11/hywind_en.html
In addition Hydro HyNor intends to introduce its Norweigen Hydrogen Highway. By the end of 2006 Hydro plans to open a hydrogen filling station in Porsgrunn, 150 kilometers southeast of Oslo. The filling station receives hydrogen through an underwater pipeline from Hydro’s own petrochemical system on the other side of the fjord. The hydrogen is collected underwater and then supplied to the filling station in Porsgrunn. This provisional project can supply only a limited number of automobiles. The filling station—using a compression system at the petrochemical site—can provide hydrogen for up to 100,000 automobiles. Presently the compression takes place on site, within the vicinities of the filling station. Additional information here: http://www.hydro.com/en/press_room/news/archive/2005_10/hynor_en.html
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Hydro wird sich in diesem Jahr verstärkt als Energieunternehmen darstellen - auch durch die Teilnahme von Konzernchef Eivind Reiten beim World Energy Dialogue auf der HANNOVER MESSE. Hydro Electrolysers plant, eine Produktneuheit auf der Messe zu präsentieren, und wird auf jeden Fall das Modell einer atmosphärischen Wasserstoffanlage in Hannover zeigen.
Hydro ist in einem Zusammenschluss mit Partnern verantwortlich für den Ausbau des enormen Gasfeldes Ormen Lange und die dazugehörige Rohrleitung Langeled. Diese längste Untersee-Pipeline der Welt wird ab 2007 Gas nach Europa bringen. Ein Modell und ein spannender Film existieren hierzu bereits. http://www.hydro.com/ormenlange/en/media_room/video/index.html
Hydro hat im Herbst 2005 das weltweit erste Prototyp-Modell eines schwimmenden Windrads vorgestellt: HyWind stellt eine Kombination von Offshore-Technologie und konventioneller Windradtechnologie dar. Dieses Windradkonzept ist für Wassertiefen von 200 bis 700 m geeignet, weit über die Deutsche Bucht und die nahe Ostsee hinaus. Die Technologie bedarf noch weiterer Entwicklung, aber ein Demoprojekt könnte im Jahre 2008 starten. Verläuft dieses Projekt erfolgreich, dann kann Offshore-Windtechnologie zusammen mit konventioneller Technologie einen bedeutenden Beitrag zur Energieversorgung leisten. Ein Animationsfilm informiert über das Konzept "HyWind". http://www.hydro.com/en/press_room/news/archive/2005_11/hywind_en.html
Ausserdem wird Hydro HyNor, den Norwegischen Wasserstoffweg, vorstellen. Hierzu plant Hydro für Ende 2006 die Eröffnung einer Wasserstofftankstelle in Porsgrunn, 150 km südöstlich von Oslo. Die Tankstelle erhält Wasserstoff durch eine Unterseerohrleitung von den Hydro-eigenen petrochemischen Anlagen auf der anderen Seite des Fjords. Wasserstoff wird an der Tankstelle unter Wasser gespeichert und dann bereitgestellt. Vorläufig sind in diesem Projekt nur wenige Autos verfügbar. Die Tankstelle könnte - mit einer Verdichtungsanlage an der petrochemischen Seite - bis zu 100.000 Autos mit Wasserstoff versorgen. Vorerst wird die Verdichtung im kleinen Rahmen direkt an der Tankstelle stattfinden. Näheres hierzu: http://www.hydro.com/en/press_room/news/archive/2005_10/hynor_en.html |
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Press Clipping:
IM TEST
Die Wasserstoff-Autobahn
Kurze Zeit sah es so aus, als würde Deutschland anderen Staaten beim Thema Wasserstoff vorauseilen. Auf einem internationalen Kongress im Februar 2005 in Berlin schlug der Gashersteller Linde vor, einen 1 800 Kilometer langen Autobahnring mit Wasserstofftankstellen auszustatten. An bestehenden Raststätten müssten dafür nur rund 35 Zapfsäulen neu gebaut werden. Die Kosten lägen bei nicht mehr als 30 Millionen Euro. Entlang des Rings, der von Berlin über München, Stuttgart, Köln und Hannover zurück nach Berlin führen sollte, liegen die Produktionsstandorte vieler Autohersteller. Die Unternehmen könnten die Alltagstauglichkeit neuer Antriebe unter realen Bedingungen erproben, warb Linde.
Doch dazu wird es womöglich nicht kommen. "Unser Vorschlag sollte nur belegen, dass eine Infrastruktur für Wasserstoff kostengünstiger ist, als viele denken", relativiert Joachim Wolf, Wasserstoffexperte bei Linde, den ursprünglichen Vorstoß.
Die Norweger hingegen machen Ernst. Innerhalb der nächsten drei Jahre werden entlang der 580 Kilometer langen Strecke zwischen Stavanger und Oslo sieben Wasserstofftankstellen gebaut. Das Besondere am Projekt "HyNor": Der Wasserstoff (H2) soll an jedem Knotenpunkt auf unterschiedliche Art erzeugt werden - etwa durch Elektrolyse mit Strom aus Wasser und Sonne sowie aus der Verbrennung von Abfällen. Andernorts wird die Vergasung von Biomasse und die Abspaltung von H2 aus Deponiegas erprobt. Auch eine Chlorfabrik, in der das Gas als Nebenprodukt anfällt, wird den neuen Kraftstoff zuliefern. "So wollen wir untersuchen, welche Verfahren sich eignen und welche nicht", sagt HyNor-Projektleiter Ulf Hafseld.
Die Gesamtkosten von fünf Millionen Euro teilen sich ein Firmenkonsortium unter Leitung des Energieversorgers Norsk Hydro und der norwegische Staat. In den Kosten enthalten ist auch die Anschaffung von 15 Autos, die Wasserstoff in ihren Motoren verbrennen können. Man habe alle deutschen Autobauer gefragt, doch keiner habe geeignete Testwagen liefern können, sagt Hafsfeld. Die Norweger entschieden sich für einen speziell ausgerüsteten Prius von Toyota. Dessen Emissionen sind ausgesprochen niedrig: Er stößt 90 Prozent weniger Kohlenmonoxid, Kohlenwasserstoffe und Stickoxide aus als ein moderner Benziner oder Diesel mit neuer Euro-4-Norm. (cf.)
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