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John Wilson, Vice President, Gas Mobility at the Marketing and Services branch of Total: “At Total, we are convinced that hydrogen is a mobility solution of the future. That is why Total Carbon Neutrality Ventures invested in Hyzon Motors and we are committed to developing hydrogen stations for trucks in Europe, and beyond. Becoming a member of the Hyzon Zero Carbon Alliance is another step towards our Climate Ambition to reach Net Zero emissions by 2050 together with society.”
NEARLY TWO DECADES OF HYDROGEN EXPERIENCE
Total’s network currently counts close to 30 hydrogen refuelling stations (HRS) across Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and France, and is developing numerous new HRS projects to prepare the market for broader hydrogen for mobility adoption.
Total opened its first hydrogen station in Germany in 2002. Since then, it has teamed up with five other industry partners to create H2 Mobility. This joint venture currently operates more than 90 H2 refuelling stations in Germany and has the objective to increase this number to 100 in 2021, close to a quarter of will be under the TOTAL brand.
In 2013, Total, through its subsidiary PitPoint, now Total Gas Mobility, built the first public hydrogen station in the Netherlands for WaterstofNet at the Automotive Campus in Helmond. Since then, it has also built and still operates two private stations in the Benelux, in the Belgian city of Antwerp and in Delfzijl in the Northern Netherlands, dedicated to refuelling the hydrogen fuel cell buses of public transport companies. Total’s public H2 station located in the Dutch city of Arnhem has been operational since the end of 2020. The H2 station offers hydrogen at 700 bar for passenger cars and at 350 bar for heavy duty vehicles such as buses and garbage trucks.
DESIGN, BUILD, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN MOBILE HRS STATIONS
In 2018, Total was commissioned by WaterstofNet to build a mobile hydrogen filling station that can be used for practical on-site demonstrations at companies in Flanders and the Netherlands.
Since 2018, Total operates a mobile hydrogen refuelling station, which it has designed and built to help the development of the fuel cell powered racing car for MissionH24. It is the world’s first mobile HRS station to be deployed on race tracks to refuel a hydrogen car, during the Michelin Le Mans Cup.
MissionH24 is a collaborative project between the Automobile Club de l’Ouest (ACO) and the engineering consultancy GreenGT that aims to create a dedicated category for hydrogen-powered electric vehicles at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans event in 2024. Its ambition is clear: accelerating research and development for this type of energy to achieve zero-emission mobility.
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Tapping into the fast-growing electric vehicle market
The increasing range of electric vehicles (EVs) is positioning them as an ideal solution for the future. By acquiring G2Mobility, today known as Total EV Charge, we can now provide our customers with optimized EV charging solutions. Nearly 100 TOTAL-branded service stations in Europe are already equipped and we operate 16,000 EV charging facilities in Europe on behalf of local authorities and business customers, with the aim of operating 150,000 EV charging points by 2025. In the following years, we intend to expand our network in Europe with EV charging stations every 150 km. Indeed, we have been awarded Europe’s largest concession contract for EV charging and will install and operate up to 20,000 new public charging points in the Netherlands on behalf of Metropolitan Region Amsterdam Electric.
In line with our ambition of providing accessible energy, we have also started to equip our network with ultra-fast electric vehicle charging stations on major highway routes.