Everfuel developing second high-capacity green hydrogen station in Copenhagen
HERNING: Everfuel A/S has started development of its second high-capacity green hydrogen ing station in Copenhagen, a news release said.
The new H2 station will be centrally located in the Danish capital near the H. C. Ørsted Heat and Power Station.
The facility will initially be operated as a medium capacity H2 station prepared for expansion as demand increases.
Ever has signed a long-term land lease agreement with Ørsted for the site and has applied for permits to install the initial H2 station and to later supplement this with a high capacity unit. Subject to completion of the permitting process, Ever expects the station to be operational late in the second quarter of this year.
“Demand for green hydrogen for zero emission mobility is increasing and our two existing H2 stations in Copenhagen have operated above 100% utilization for most of the past month. Last week we broke ground on our first high capacity H2 station in Copenhagen, which is expected to be operational this July, and we have now decided to go ahead and start developing our second high capacity site,” says Jacob Krogsgaard the CEO and founder of Ever.
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In January, Ever signed an agreement with Ørsted to off-take green hydrogen from a production facility at Avedøre, making Copenhagen the first high capacity hydrogen hub for Ever.
When the two new H2 stations are fully operational, Ever will have 800 -1,000kg/day of 350 and 700 bar pressurized hydrogen dispensing capacity in Copenhagen to meet demand from large vehicle fleets and heavy-duty trucks and buses.
Ever is actively pursuing one to two additional locations for installation of high capacity H2 stations in the Copenhagen area.
Today, Ever serves a growing fleet of hydrogen taxis in Copenhagen with two older generation hydrogen filling stations with limited capacity, both on terminated land-leases. One low-capacity filling station will be moved to Korsør near the Great Belt Bridge and serve as a corridor station, while the current Korsør station with medium capacity will be relocated to the new Copenhagen site, facilitating an efficient development and rapid start-up of green hydrogen dispensing.
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