H2 Mobility opens new hydrogen station in Düren

The company has expanded its H2 refueling network with the opening of a new site in a Shell service station after six months of optimization operations.

H2 Mobility has opened a new hydrogen refueling station (HRS) at the Düren Shell service station. After six months of optimization operations, the site has started to fuel H2-powered vehicles at the site.

A total of five Rurtalbus hydrogen buses are already refueling at 350 bar as well as various passenger cars and light commercial vehicles at 700 bar at the H2 station. These can refuel in about 15 minutes for ranges of about 300 kilometers, including five vehicles from the Düren district.

H2 MOBILITY Germany is responsible for the construction and operation of the hydrogen station. The refueling technology at the new H2 station comes from the industrial gasses and technology company Air Liquide. More than 600 kilograms of hydrogen are stored at the station, with refueling possible via two pressure levels, 700 and 350 bar, at a total of 2 dispensing points.

“The Düren hydrogen filling station is one of the most powerful in the German hydrogen filling station network. We are proud that Rurtalbus and the district of Düren, among others, are using it for clean electromobility without restrictions," said Lorenz Jung, Spokesman for the Management Board of H2 MOBILITY Germany.

The company continues to expand the hydrogen refueling station infrastructure in focus regions and along the TEN-T corridors in line with demand. In addition, existing 700 bar hydrogen refueling stations will be expanded in the short term to include a 350 bar offering.