Denmark Hydrogen
Link
The Denmark Hydrogen Link Project seeks to establish enabling
H2 infrastructure inside its own country and in partnership with
Norway, Sweden and German as well. The Denmark Hydrogen Link Project
is part of the Scandinavian
Hydrogen Highway Project (SHHP), which also joins Norway,
Sweden and Denmark together in a network of refueling stations.
The map below shows Denmark's road stations (green dot), planned
stations for 2009-2010 (red dot) and non-road stations (green
triangle).
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Denmark Hydrogen Link Project |
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The Denmark Hydrogen Link Project began in October 2005 with the
goal of connecting hydrogen highway infrastructure in Northern
Germany, Norway and Sweden. Currently, however, the Denmark Hydrogen
Link has more ambitious goals for itself in putting up stations
and rolling out cars.
By 2015, Denmark
Hydrogen Link expects to have 85-percent of the governmental
cars in Copenhagen converted to hydrogen or electric vehicles.
By 2025, Copenhagen is expected to have a 100-percent conversion
rate.
By the end of 2009, Copenhagen will add 15 hydrogen cars and
one H2 refueling station. The Denmark Hydrogen Link is trying
to coordinate systems and policies between participating countries
reducing duplication of technology and efforts while increase
the surge towards energy independence and increased environmental
benefits.
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