Europe has all the components for hydrogen mobility, but where’s the coordination?
If we want to achieve Europe’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, we need to decarbonise our energy uses, particularly mobility, which accounts for 29% of our CO2 emissions.
Unlike fossil fuels, which have been deployed indiscriminately, the emerging mobility energy mix requires consideration of two key factors: vehicle type and usage profile. While battery electric power is clearly a cornerstone of clean mobility, hydrogen is an effective answer for heavy and intensive mobility applications where battery electric vehicles (BEV) fall short – such as operations demanding long-range, heavy payloads or extreme conditions.
By tackling the hardest-to-decarbonise energy uses, we are addressing a major part of transport-related emissions.
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