H2 lighthouse project Pfeffenhausen - progress is being made! : Gammel Engineering GmbH

09.02.2024

H2 lighthouse project Pfeffenhausen - progress is being made!

The WTAZ consortium has started the implementation phase for the Hydrogen Technology User Center (WTAZ) on the site of the Pfeffenhausen Hydrogen Center. The center supports companies in the use of green hydrogen for mobility, especially in heavy-duty and short-haul air transport. It provides a basic infrastructure for testing, inspecting and certifying drive components as well as a platform for regulating and standardizing hydrogen technology in Germany and Europe. Further investors will be announced by early summer 2024.

The complete press release of the consortium "Wasserstoff Technologie-Anwenderzentrum Pfeffenhausen" (WTAZ) can be found here.

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