2023-07-17 07:00:00
While Markus Lanz is making his old habit of talking about hydrogen in his political show, the world in front of the studio is changing: Opel is embracing the fuel cell, others are powering truck combustion engines with hydrogen and two big players in the industry are playing the topic very seriously: the Renault Groupe (Renault, Dacia, Alpine) and the Chinese Geely Group (Geely Auto, Lynk & Co, Zeekr, Geometry, Volvo Cars, Polestar, Lotus, London Electric Vehicle Company, Farizon Auto, Cao Cao Mobility and shares in Daimler). Joint venture for internal combustion engines with 19,000 employees in 17 engine plants, five R&D centers on three continents. The plan: An Aramco stake should provide the e-fuels. By the way: Location of the joint venture: Great Britain. EU Vice President Frans Timmermanns has nothing more to say. (aum)
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1. Opel is making progress when it comes to fuel cells
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