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Westfalen Hydrogen filling stations.
Hydrogen mobility is picking up speed: While the number of registered passenger cars and buses has already risen steadily in recent years, the first fuel cell trucks have also been on German roads since the end of 2022. Hydrogen as a fuel offers convincing advantages, especially for commercial vehicles and heavy-duty transport: long ranges, short refuelling times, no restrictions on payload or driving in environmental zones. And of course the quiet and clean drive meets the increasing demands of many clients for sustainability and climate protection. In future, climate-friendly green hydrogen will be used for vehicle refuelling. This will be produced by electrolysis, using renewable energies.
Are you also considering the procurement of fuel cell vehicles for regional or long-distance transport?
You are not sure whether the refuelling possibilities are sufficient?
Then Westfalen is the right partner for you - contact us!
As an expert in sustainable mobility, we have been operating a hydrogen filling station in Amelsbüren since 2016. In addition, we are planning together with our partner RWE the construction of up to 70 more H2 stations, starting in NRW and Lower Saxony.
We have been operating our hydrogen filling station in Muenster Amelsbueren since 2016. It was the first station in Muensterland and one of the first in NRW. We cover the entire value chain - from hydrogen production and logistics to provision at the pump. Cars and buses have been refuelling with hydrogen in Amelsbueren on a regular basis for years. In December 2022, the first refuelling of an H2 truck in NRW was a premiere in the heavy-duty sector.
Have a good journey!
Billing takes place via the H2 Mobility Card.
Anyone who wants to refuel commercial vehicles with fuel cells encounters large gaps in the current network of filling stations. Together with RWE, we want to change that: In a joint venture, we are pursuing the goal of driving forward the expansion of the hydrogen filling station network and setting up around 70 new hydrogen filling stations by 2030. RWE provides the green hydrogen with its electrolysis plants in Lingen. The Westfalen Group is responsible for the construction and operation of the filling station infrastructure. The regional focus will initially be on North Rhine-Westphalia and Lower Saxony. The expansion is to take place in coordination with you - logistics companies from the region - and accompany the market ramp-up. The first locations are to be built in the vicinity of logistics centres, after which locations along the motorways are also planned. The first hydrogen filling station of the joint venture will be built in Lingen. From 2024, trucks as well as buses, refuse collection vehicles, vans and cars will be able to fill up with green hydrogen here.
Contact us with your needs and location proposals! The mobility revolution can only succeed if we join forces: Together we will find a solution that suits you.
As a medium-sized family business, we are your partner at eye level for jointly tackling the mobility revolution.
We have 100 years of experience with gases and operate the largest independent petrol station network in Germany.
We have been focusing on alternative drive energies for 40 years - from biogas to electromobility and hydrogen.
We carried out the first H2 refuelling of a truck with a fuel cell in NRW - we know our way around hydrogen.
Our future petrol pumps will refuel with green hydrogen as defined by the EU Commission - for the best possible climate protection.
The current prices of our already active Hydrogen station in Muenster-Amelsbueren can be found online on the petrol station's website.
Do you have any questions about pricing? Feel free to contact us!
You can find all public hydrogen filling stations in Europe on the H2.LIVE platform of H2 Mobility.
The abbreviation RED II stands for "Renewable Energy Directive II" and refers to Directive EU 2018/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources. The directive also contains requirements for the transport sector. For example, a minimum quota of 14 % of renewable energies is to be achieved for road and rail transport by 2030: This means that more vehicles with alternative drives based on renewable energies are to be on the road. This also includes fuel cell vehicles that are fuelled with green hydrogen. The EU Commission defines "green" hydrogen as hydrogen produced by electrolysis with electricity from renewable energies. Various conditions are attached to the production of electricity and hydrogen. For example, the electricity should in future come from newly built plants and be produced in the same hour as the hydrogen.
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