Infrastructure for green transition

The Fehmarn tunnel will create a super corridor between Hamburg and Oslo. Road freight transport will thus have a new shortcut skipping and Jutland and Funen – and without an expensive and slow ferry. But the transport of goods by road is one of the main culprits when it comes to CO2 emissions.

If we really want to have a green transition, it requires that we can get trucks and buses to use other forms of energy than diesel. The hydrogen trucks are already on the market, but it can be a matter of finding a filling station with hydrogen on the stand. The STRING collaboration will now do something about that.

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Hydrogen corridor from Hamburg to Oslo

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