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Düsseldorf, 26 May 2025 | H2 MOBILITY, together with Rheinbahn and Stadtwerke Düsseldorf, today inaugurated Europe’s most powerful hydrogen refuelling station. The launch was attended by Mona Neubaur, Minister for Economic Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf’s Lord Mayor Dr Stephan Keller, and Dagmar Fehler, Spokesperson and CEO of NOW GmbH, which coordinates the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport’s funding programme.

The new facility on Höherweg sets new standards for hydrogen mobility, with a daily capacity of up to five tonnes of hydrogen—significantly exceeding the performance of first-generation hydrogen refuelling stations in Germany. Thanks to proprietary high-performance technology, up to three vehicles can be refuelled simultaneously, including buses, trucks, passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. This pioneering project is made possible by a close partnership between H2 MOBILITY, Stadtwerke Düsseldorf and Rheinbahn, who have jointly implemented hydrogen production, infrastructure and demand within a single integrated concept.

Christian Hirte, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Transport (BMV): “The opening of Europe’s most powerful hydrogen refuelling station is a strong signal for the ramp-up of hydrogen mobility in Germany—and for the cooperation of committed local partners. With our funding, we are providing targeted impetus for the development of regional hydrogen ecosystems that enable innovation, create added value locally and strengthen Germany’s technological competitiveness. Because one thing is clear: we can only achieve our climate targets with innovation, infrastructure and cooperation—and that is exactly what this project stands for.” The state government of North Rhine-Westphalia views the project as a key milestone in the decarbonisation of the transport sector. Mona Neubaur, Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, commented: “In areas that are difficult to electrify—especially where battery-electric drives reach their limits—hydrogen helps reduce emissions. Hydrogen-powered vehicles offer key advantages in public transport and heavy-duty freight thanks to short refuelling times and extended ranges. To ensure fuel cell buses and trucks become a practical reality, we need affordable vehicles, a dense network of hydrogen refuelling stations and sufficient supplies of green hydrogen. The state is actively advancing this infrastructure, supporting hydrogen refuelling stations for heavy-duty vehicles and launching market ramp-up initiatives such as ‘1,000 Fuel Cell Buses NRW’ and ‘HyTrucks.NRW’—important steps towards climate-neutral mobility.” The expansion of hydrogen mobility in North Rhine-Westphalia is supported by NRW.Energy4Climate, the state energy agency, which plays a central role in developing regional hydrogen ecosystems. The new station is a key component of Düsseldorf’s urban mobility and climate protection strategy. The city has set an ambitious goal to become climate-neutral by 2035. Lord Mayor Dr Stephan Keller stated: “The launch of this high-performance hydrogen refuelling station on Höherweg demonstrates that Düsseldorf is on the right path toward our goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2035. By consistently strengthening public transport, we are offering increasingly viable alternatives to private vehicle use. The deployment of hydrogen and electric buses within the Rheinbahn fleet, along with the necessary infrastructure, is a win for both climate protection and modern urban mobility. I would like to thank all partners involved.” Frank Fronzke, Managing Director and COO of H2 MOBILITY, added: “This station marks a milestone for hydrogen mobility in Europe. It represents a new generation of hydrogen refuelling stations, with more dispensers for 350, 500 and 700 bar, greater hydrogen volumes and significantly higher performance. Our innovative high-performance technology enables fast, flexible refuelling for buses, trucks and passenger cars, making a tangible contribution to the transport transition. This project demonstrates how cooperation between business and government can accelerate innovation.” Climate-Friendly Hydrogen from the Outset Until the Stadtwerke Düsseldorf electrolyser is operational next year, the hydrogen refuelling station will be supplied with renewable hydrogen (RFNBO) from a certified source powered exclusively by renewable electricity. As such, the hydrogen mobility solutions at this site have been designed with sustainability in mind from day one. Beginning in 2026, the station will be directly supplied with locally generated hydrogen produced using energy from waste via the Stadtwerke Düsseldorf electrolyser. The electricity for this process comes from the biogenic fraction of the utility’s waste-to-energy plant—creating a local, circular energy loop and a flagship example of urban sector coupling. This regional energy cycle will significantly and sustainably reduce emissions. Julien Mounier, Chairman of the Board of Stadtwerke Düsseldorf, noted: “I am pleased that we have jointly developed and implemented this project. What sets this hydrogen refuelling station apart is that from next year, it will be supplied exclusively with hydrogen produced locally by Stadtwerke Düsseldorf. To that end, we are constructing a two-megawatt electrolyser directly behind the station. This enhances regional value creation and eliminates CO₂ emissions associated with hydrogen transport. Together, we are making a substantial contribution to decarbonising Düsseldorf’s transport sector.” For Rheinbahn, which already operates 20 hydrogen buses as part of its decarbonisation strategy, the new hydrogen refuelling station near the Lierenfeld depot represents vital infrastructure. Annette Grabbe, Member of the Executive Board of Rheinbahn, stated: “Hydrogen is an essential component of our strategy to reduce CO₂ emissions. We are investing strategically in this future technology to transform public transport in Düsseldorf and the surrounding region. The new hydrogen refuelling station represents another milestone in our journey toward zero-emission mobility. Its commissioning ensures that we are now optimally positioned to refuel our hydrogen buses flexibly and efficiently for reliable operations. The vehicles have already proven themselves in daily service—our drivers value their comfort and performance. Together with our strong partners H2 MOBILITY and Stadtwerke Düsseldorf, we are driving the mobility transition forward and making tangible progress towards our regional climate neutrality goals.” A New Generation of Hydrogen Refuelling Stations As H2 MOBILITY celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2025, the company looks back on a decade of pioneering work in developing a nationwide hydrogen refuelling network. Under the motto TOGETH2ER, H2 MOBILITY is recognising the partnerships that have made hydrogen mobility possible. The new station in Düsseldorf symbolises the progress made over the last ten years: a new generation of hydrogen refuelling stations tailored specifically to the needs of logistics and public transport. With higher performance, shorter refuelling times, and integration of renewable hydrogen sources, H2 MOBILITY is setting new benchmarks for sustainable mobility in Europe. The hydrogen refuelling station and electrolyser are being funded under the “Market Activation Measures” guideline as part of Phase 2 of the National Innovation Programme for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (NIP2), managed by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV). The funding programme is coordinated by NOW GmbH and implemented by Project Management Jülich (PtJ). Funding amounts total €3,137,000 for the hydrogen refuelling station in Düsseldorf-Höherweg (HyLight3) and €1,212,000 for the electrolyser. H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of public hydrogen refuelling infrastructure and Europe’s largest operator of hydrogen refuelling stations. Its areas of business include technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of hydrogen stations. The company is also increasingly active in the services sector, offering consulting, station construction and operations, calibration and quality assurance. Founded in 2015 as a project company to promote hydrogen as an emission-free fuel for road transport, H2 MOBILITY transitioned in 2022 into a long-term, commercially focused enterprise. Its mission is to contribute to the energy transition in transport through high-performance hydrogen refuelling solutions. H2 MOBILITY aims to transition fully to renewable hydrogen by 2028. About Stadtwerke Düsseldorf Stadtwerke Düsseldorf AG has been providing electricity, gas, water, and district heating services for more than 150 years and is responsible for waste disposal in the state capital. As one of Germany’s largest municipal utilities, the company supplies around 600,000 customers. With over 3,100 employees, Stadtwerke is a major employer in Düsseldorf, embodying both tradition and innovation. Its operations are consistently aligned with evolving market needs and the demands of a growing metropolitan region. About Rheinbahn Rheinbahn is more than just a public transport provider—it is a vital link for an entire region. Since 1896, Rheinbahn has connected people, places, and daily life. Today, the company serves Düsseldorf, the district of Mettmann and the Rhein-Kreis Neuss, transporting over 500,000 people daily. With more than 3,700 employees from 61 nations, Rheinbahn is one of the largest employers in the region. Its 320 trams and light rail vehicles and nearly 500 buses operate 135 lines across approximately 570 square kilometres. Serving over 1,700 stops, Rheinbahn symbolically circles the Earth three times each day—reliably, safely, and sustainably. The company offers human-centred mobility that bridges generations, backgrounds, and urban and rural spaces. Press contact: H2 MOBILITY: Daniela Dietz – presse@h2-mobility.de Stadtwerke Düsseldorf: Tanja Albrecht – talbrecht@swd-ag.de Rheinbahn: Heike Schuster – heike.schuster@rheinbahn.de Image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY; from left to right: 

• Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO, H2 MOBILITY
• Dr Stephan Keller, Lord Mayor of the City of Düsseldorf
• Mona Neubaur, Minister for Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate Action and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia and Deputy Premier of North Rhine-Westphalia
• Julien Mounier, Chairman of the Board of Stadtwerke Düsseldorf, Stadtwerke Düsseldorf
• Frank Fronzke, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer COO, H2 MOBILITY
• Annette Grabbe, Member of the Executive Board, Rheinbahn
• Dagmar Fehler, Spokesperson and CEO, NOW GmbH

Berlin, 10 April 2025 | A significant shift is underway in Germany’s hydrogen mobility landscape. H2 MOBILITY’s targeted establishment of 350-bar refuelling capabilities is paying off: for the first time in the company’s history, the share of hydrogen dispensed at 350 bar exceeded that at 700 bar, accounting for well over 50 percent in March 2025. At the same time, total hydrogen sales increased by 10 percent compared to the same month last year. This turning point reflects a fundamental change in customer behaviour at H2 MOBILITY’s hydrogen refuelling stations and signals a powerful trend toward the commercial vehicle sector—particularly hydrogen-powered buses and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). Adding further weight to this development is the shift in transaction patterns. Despite the increase in overall hydrogen volumes, the number of individual refuelling operations declined. This is due to more frequent use by vehicles with larger tanks—primarily from the commercial and heavy-duty segments. Fewer transactions paired with higher overall volumes clearly underline the growing role of buses and lorries in the hydrogen ecosystem. “The figures speak volumes: our investment in 350-bar infrastructure is clearly delivering results. Heavy-duty transport is becoming a key driver of hydrogen mobility,” says Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO of H2 MOBILITY. “This is a strong endorsement of our strategy, and we will continue to tailor our refuelling stations to meet the needs of bus and lorry fleets. The fact that the newly formed government has clearly committed to supporting hydrogen infrastructure for commercial vehicles in its coalition agreement is a strong political signal and a clear confirmation of our strategic direction.” As demand for hydrogen mobility grows, H2 MOBILITY remains committed to expanding robust, high-performance hydrogen refuelling solutions—and to actively shaping the future of clean transportation. About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of public hydrogen refuelling infrastructure and Europe’s largest operator of hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028. Contact: H2 MOBILITY: Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Further information at www.h2-mobility.de Image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY

Berlin, 17 February 2025 | H2 MOBILITY continues to adapt to the future market for trucks and buses and is driving forward the conversion of its hydrogen refuelling station network this year. The company is announcing the closure of 11 small 700-bar refuelling stations at the end of the first quarter of 2025, with a further 11 stations to follow by the end of the second quarter, completing the network consolidation that began in 2022. H2 MOBILITY is in ongoing talks with various market participants to ensure the continued operation of a network for passenger cars as well. At the same time, the company is investing in the new generation of hydrogen refuelling stations with a focus on buses and commercial vehicles. The hydrogen refuelling stations in Neuruppin, Bonn, Flensburg, Geisingen, Potsdam, Ulm, Siegen, Aachen, Bad Rappenau, Heidelberg (Speyerer Straße) and Mönchengladbach will be closed on 31 March 2025. Martin Jüngel, Managing Director & CFO of H2 MOBILITY: “H2 MOBILITY is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The hydrogen mobility market in Germany has changed significantly during this period. For some years now, our strategic focus has been on a regional, demand-based expansion of the hydrogen infrastructure for light and heavy commercial vehicles. Older, small refuelling stations with a focus on passenger cars, some of which were built more than 10 years ago and no longer meet today’s technical and economic requirements, must be removed from the network where this is unavoidable.” Network development with a focus on buses and trucks: different filling station requirements The refuelling of commercial vehicles requires technical and structural measures, such as higher filling station roofs, larger aprons for the towing curves of trucks and the ability to store and refuel significantly larger quantities of hydrogen. These requirements cannot be realised at many older locations originally designed only for passenger cars. Transformation for a sustainable future H2 MOBILITY’s strategic orientation is geared towards regional demand-based expansion for light and heavy commercial vehicles. The company is focusing on regional hydrogen hubs in areas with high demand, such as urban centres or along major transport routes. Over the next six months, two new locations with 350-, 500- and 700-bar refuelling facilities will open in Düsseldorf (North Rhine-Westphalia) and Ludwigshafen (Rhineland-Palatinate). In 2024, large refuelling stations already opened in the Rhine-Neckar focus region in Heidelberg, Mannheim and Frankenthal. The new generation of our stations features more pumps, larger quantities of hydrogen supplied via a trailer system and significantly more powerful technology, some of which was specially developed by H2 MOBILITY. This transformation is primarily due to the muted market ramp-up for passenger cars and small commercial vehicles. “The proportion of 350-bar refuelling for buses and commercial vehicles is rising continuously. By the end of the year, we expect the majority of our sales to be generated by 350-bar demand. By bundling demand in a targeted manner, we are creating an infrastructure that is economically viable and at the same time actively promotes the transport transition,” explains Martin Jüngel. Information on hydrogen refuelling stations and their development can be found at www.h2.live.de and in the H2.LIVE app. About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028. Contact: H2 MOBILITY: Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Further information at www.h2-mobility.de Image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY

Ebermannsdorf/District of Amberg-Sulzbach, 16 January 2025 | Bavaria’s State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Energy, Tobias Gotthardt, today handed over the funding certificate worth 2 million euros to the company H2 MOBILITY for the construction of a public hydrogen refuelling station. “Hydrogen is a key building block for the mobility and energy supply of the future—it offers many advantages, especially in freight and passenger transport. This is why we are consistently supporting the expansion of the hydrogen infrastructure in Bavaria with our funding programmes for H2 refuelling stations and electrolysers. The new hydrogen refuelling station on the A6 motorway brings us another step closer to our goal—a nationwide supply of hydrogen,” explained Gotthardt. The new refuelling station with refuelling facilities for buses and trucks (350 bar) as well as light commercial vehicles, waste collectors and cars (700 bar) is to be built directly on the A6 motorway exit Amberg-Ost. “Thanks to its strategic location on the Rhine-Danube transport corridor towards the Czech Republic, the refuelling station will play a central role in supplying commercial vehicles such as trucks and buses with green hydrogen. With several thousand trucks using this transport route every day, the location offers enormous potential. The station also opens up new options for the decarbonisation of transport in the region, e.g. for waste management companies or local public transport,” emphasises Dominik Herzog, Deputy Director Sales & Business Development at H2 MOBILITY. Widmann car dealership central project partner Local project partner is the Widmann car dealership group, which actively supports the securing of demand for hydrogen at this location with its network of business partners and customers from the commercial vehicle segment. The car dealership in Ebermannsdorf is already a contact point for the fleet induction and maintenance of Hyundai fuel cell trucks. Construction of the refuelling station on the Widmann dealership site is scheduled to start in the first half of 2026. Hydrogen as the key to sustainable mobility The funding from the hydrogen refuelling station programme underlines the strategic importance of this project for the state’s hydrogen strategy. With the Bavarian funding programme for the development of a hydrogen refuelling station infrastructure, the Bavarian state government is providing investment incentives to achieve the expansion of a basic hydrogen refuelling station infrastructure as quickly as possible. The site not only contributes to the decarbonisation of transport but also creates synergies with other hydrogen projects in the Nuremberg metropolitan region. About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028. Contact: H2 MOBILITY: Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Further information at www.h2-mobility.de Bavarian State Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy: Dr Aneta Ufert, aneta.ufert@stmwi.bayern.de Image: Copyright (c) Autohaus Widmann; from left to right: 

• Andreas Reiser, Head of Service Bavaria, Autohaus Widmann
• Bernhard Heinisch, Member of the Bavarian Parliament, Freie Wähler
• Dr Harald Schwartz, Member of the Bavarian Parliament, CSU
• Tobias Gotthardt, Bavarian State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Energy, Freie Wähler
• Lisa Widmann, Managing Director, Autohaus Widmann
• Dominik Herzog, Deputy Director Sales & Business Development, H2 MOBILITY Deutschland
• Bernd Götz, Head of IT and Facility, Autohaus Widmann

Berlin, 04 Dec 2024 | Green hydrogen, produced and supplied by Tyczka Hydrogen, is now available at the H2 MOBILITY station in Erlangen. Further hydrogen refuelling stations in Bavaria, including Biebelried, Fürth and Pentling, will follow shortly. This milestone brings H2 MOBILITY closer to its goal of offering 100% green hydrogen across its entire refuelling station network by 2028 at the latest. The hydrogen refuelling station in Erlangen, which is one of the most frequented stations in the H2 MOBILITY network, is particularly popular with heavy commercial vehicles. From now on, the station will be supplied with green hydrogen, which is produced by electrolysis from renewable energies. After Erlangen, other H2 MOBILITY stations in Bavaria, including Biebelried, Fürth and Pentling, will also be supplied shortly. A clear goal: 100 % green hydrogen “In order to make a real contribution to the decarbonisation of road transport, we have set ourselves the ambitious goal of switching completely to green hydrogen from renewable energies by 2028. Supplying the Erlangen hydrogen station with renewable hydrogen is a great success and marks the start of further supply contracts with Tyczka Hydrogen,” says Frank Fronzke, Managing Director and COO of H2 MOBILITY. “We are delighted to be able to count Europe’s leading public hydrogen refuelling station network among our customers – and to be starting in our home state of Bavaria in particular. We greatly appreciate the professional cooperation with the H2 MOBILITY team. Further supply contracts are therefore to follow,” adds Thomas Zorn, Managing Director and COO of Tyczka Hydrogen. As soon as the certification according to the EU Delegated Regulation on “renewable fuels of non-biogenic origin” (RFNBO) is available, the hydrogen supplied by Tyczka Hydrogen will be RFNBO-certified. The refuelling station supplies business customers from the logistics and waste management sectors in the region. Customers include hylane, a hydrogen truck rental company and operator of Europe’s largest fleet of hydrogen-powered lorries (currently Hyundai Xcient Fuel Cell 4×2 and 6×2 trucks). (c) Tyczka Hydrogen About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028. About Tyczka Hydrogen Tyczka is a European gases specialist specialising in industrial gases, liquefied petroleum gas and hydrogen. The family-owned company with its headquarters in Geretsried near Munich employs over 630 people across Europe and generates annual sales of ~ 500 million euros. The hydrogen division bundles its activities in Tyczka Hydrogen GmbH, which covers the entire value chain from hydrogen production, compression and filling, transport and logistics to filling and application technology for customers. “Gases for tomorrow” is Tyczka’s central guiding principle. With offerings such as green air gases, biogenic liquefied gas, green hydrogen and technological solutions, Tyczka supports its customers in making their processes and products more sustainable and thus makes its contribution to a better world of tomorrow. Contact: H2 MOBILITY: Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Further information at www.h2-mobility.de Tyczka Hydrogen: Ulrich Hanke, ulrich.hanke@tyczka.com Further information at www.tyczka.com Image: Copyright (c) Tyczka Hydrogen; from left to right:

• Katharina Fetzer, Head of IT, hylane
• Eike Diercks, H2 Sourcing & Logistic Manager, H2 MOBILITY
• Frank Fronzke, Geschäftsführer & COO, H2 MOBILITY
• Thomas Zorn, Geschäftsführer & COO, Tyczka Hydrogen
• Christoph Stiller, Head of Business Development & Sales, Tyczka Hydrogen

Berlin, 21 Nov 2024 | Since the incident at the end of August at a hydrogen filling centre in Leuna, Saxony-Anhalt, there have been supply shortages at numerous H2 MOBILITY refuelling stations, particularly in Bavaria, Rhine-Main and Berlin. The situation has since stabilised. There continue to be only isolated supply constraints, with Berlin being the most affected region. The sudden shortage in summer was caused by safety checks on the type of vehicle that had been damaged. For this purpose, all vehicles of the same type were taken out of operation by several gas manufacturers. Frank Fronzke, Managing Director and COO of H2 MOBILITY, explains the developments: “Initially, we had great difficulty maintaining the usual level of supply to our refuelling stations. On the one hand, this was due to the fact that several suppliers took delivery vehicles of the same type out of service at the same time. On the other hand, contractually agreed production volumes and purchase quotas presented us with the challenge of organising replacement deliveries quickly in a small market. The incident showed us that we needed to differentiate our supplier network. We have succeeded in doing so. In the past few weeks, we have organised over 150 replacement deliveries and also signed up four new suppliers for the regions of Southern and Western Germany, as well as Berlin. Berlin, with its high density of fuel cell vehicles, is currently being supplied with the highest priority. We will continue to take all measures available to us to ensure the best possible supply at our refuelling stations. Image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY

• Daimler Buses brokers H2 MOBILITY GmbH & Co. KG’s range of services for buses with hydrogen-based fuel cells as part of a holistic consulting approach
• The cooperation enables the use of public hydrogen filling stations provided by H2 MOBILITY: existing filling stations or new H2 filling stations are available in the immediate vicinity of transportation companies 
• In addition, an H2 dispenser can be installed at public transportation operators’ own depots 
• No investment costs for hydrogen tank infrastructure for transportation companies
• Mirko Sgodda, Head of Marketing, Sales and Customer Services: “With our eCitaro fuel cell, we have had a battery-electric bus in our portfolio since 2023 which is equipped with a hydrogen-based fuel cell to extend the range. We want to offer our customers the best solutions for smooth operation – and this includes a hydrogen tank facility in the immediate vicinity, or at their own depot. With H2 MOBILITY Germany, we have found a partner that makes this possible and significantly reduces the complexity for transportation companies, from installation to ongoing operation.”

Leinfelden-Echterdingen/Mannheim , 15 October 2024 | Daimler Buses and H2 MOBILITY are cooperating in the expansion of the hydrogen tank infrastructure for transportation companies. From now on, the bus manufacturer will be brokering the range of hydrogen tank services of H2 MOBILITY for buses with hydrogen-based fuel cells as part of a holistic consulting approach. H2 MOBILITY, which according to its own information is the largest operator of a public hydrogen filling station network in Europe, is building further hydrogen filling stations in the direct vicinity of transportation companies in a demand-oriented manner. In addition, an H2 dispenser can be installed directly at these companies’ own depot if required. The publicly accessible filling stations are operated by H2 MOBILITY, which eliminates investment and operating costs for bus operators. Daimler Buses customers therefore benefit from the services of an experienced provider who ensures operation and a continuous supply of hydrogen. At the same time, the public H2 tank infrastructure will be strengthened and further expanded. Mirko Sgodda, Head of Marketing, Sales and Customer Services: “We are pursuing a clear electrification strategy, and we are putting buses with alternative drive technologies onto the road. Like our parent company Daimler Truck, we are building on battery-electric vehicles and the hydrogen-based fuel cell. With our eCitaro fuel cell, we have had an electrically powered bus in our portfolio since 2023, which is equipped with a hydrogen-based fuel cell to extend the range. We want to offer our customers the best solutions for smooth operation – and this includes a hydrogen tank facility in the immediate vicinity, or at their own depot. With H2 MOBILITY Germany, we have found a partner that makes this possible and significantly reduces the complexity for transportation companies, from installation to ongoing operation.” Falk Schulte-Wintrop, Director Sales & Business Development at H2 MOBILITY: “The fleet conversion to alternative drive systems as part of the Clean Vehicle Directive is particularly successful when it is considered from the customer’s perspective. Together with Daimler Buses, we are committed to taking this path. With this cooperation, we are creating optimal solutions for hydrogen mobility in local and long-distance passenger transport. By using the public H2 MOBILITY filling station network, companies benefit from enormous cost savings, and from our technical and operational experience gained over the last ten years.” Focus on solutions for transportation companies The electrification strategy of Daimler Buses goes far beyond the vehicle itself. In cooperation with the experts from Daimler Buses Solutions GmbH and further partners, Daimler Buses can provide turnkey solutions for the operation of electrically powered bus fleets from a single source: from individually configured buses to complete E or H2 infrastructure for the depot. The offering in cooperation with H2 MOBILITY supplements the existing portfolio with a solution for hydrogen tank systems, which outsources the entire complexity –- from construction to the ongoing operation of an H2 filling station – and which is easy to implement for Daimler Buses customers. About the e-roadmap of Daimler Buses Daimler Buses has a clear e-roadmap for the electrification of its vehicles across all segments. In line with the dual strategy of the parent company Daimler Truck, Daimler Buses is building on both battery-electric and hydrogen-based technologies. The purely battery-electric Mercedes-Benz eCitaro city bus has been in series production since 2018. Since 2023, the vehicle has also been offered with a hydrogen-based fuel cell as a range extender. In addition, Daimler Buses plans to have a battery-electric intercity bus in its portfolio from the second half of the decade, and electrically powered coaches by the end of the decade. With this, Daimler Buses aims to offer locally CO2-neutral models based on batteries or hydrogen in every segment by 2030. The focus is initially on the core markets of Europe and Latin America. By 2039, only locally CO2-neutral new vehicles will be sold in the core market of Europe. In Europe, this is expected to be the case in the city bus segment by as early as 2030. Network development for hydrogen filling stations in Germany Before the end of the year, the H2 MOBILITY station network will offer buses and trucks the option of refueling at 350 bar at more than 50 locations. The company currently operates 34 of these stations in Germany. Since 2021, the company has been investing in the expansion of existing filling stations and the construction of new H2 stations where heavy commercial vehicles can refuel. About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen filling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. The business areas include technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road traffic. In 2022, the project company became a long-term business operation with the aim of contributing to the transformation in transportation through a high-performance hydrogen filling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of fully switching to renewable hydrogen by 2028. About Daimler Buses As one of the world’s leading bus manufacturers with numerous national subsidiaries, the Daimler Truck segment Daimler Buses is responsible for the global activities of the bus and service brands Mercedes-Benz, Setra, OMNIplus and BusStore. The product range of Daimler Buses extends from coaches, intercity buses, city buses and special-purpose buses to bus chassis. In addition to the production and sale of new buses and coaches, Daimler Buses has a global service network and offers a comprehensive range of vehicle-related services, including trading in used buses and coaches. The Daimler Buses locations include Daimler Buses GmbH with numerous subsidiaries in Europe, Daimler Buses Latin America in Brazil, Daimler Buses Mexico, Daimler Coaches North America and the bus business of Mercedes-Benz Türk A.Ş. in Turkey. With production sites in Mannheim and Neu-Ulm, Daimler Buses is the only manufacturer of buses over 8 tons that produces city buses, intercity buses and touring coaches in Germany. Contact: Daimler Buses Kai Wolfer: +49 176 309 34 594, kai.wolfer@daimlertruck.com Peter Smodej: +49 176 309 36 446, peter.smodej@daimlertruck.com Further information on newsroom.daimlertruck.com und buses.daimlertruck.com H2 MOBILITY Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Image from left to right:

• Dietrich Müller, Managing Director Daimler Buses Solutions GmbH
• Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO at H2 MOBILITY
• Mirko Sgodda, Head of Marketing, Sales and Customer Services at Daimler Buses
• Falk Schulte-Wintrop, Director Sales & Business Development at H2 MOBILITY 

Mannheim, 15 October 2024 | The opening of the public hydrogen refuelling station in Mannheim took place today in the presence of Martin Eggstein, Ministerial Director and Head of the Energy Industry Department at the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Environment, and Christian Specht, Mayor of the City of Mannheim and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (rnv).   The new hydrogen refuelling station at the rnv depot on Schlachthofstraße is now open to the public and for new rnv buses. The 13 H2-eCitaro buses that rnv is acquiring as part of the H2Rhein-Neckar subsidised project in Mannheim will refuel with hydrogen here. Trucks can also refuel at 350 bar at a combined fuel pump, as can refuse collectors, including those from Stadtraumservice Mannheim, as well as small commercial vehicles and hydrogen cars at 700 bar.  ‘The expansion of the hydrogen infrastructure in Baden-Württemberg is necessary in order to make heavy vehicles with alternative non-fossil drive systems usable in everyday practice. The state-funded H2Rhein-Neckar project shows how the transition can be tackled at municipal level in public transport. This will directly reduce emissions,’ explains Martin Eggstein, Ministerial Director and Head of the Energy Industry Department at the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Environment.    ‘The new hydrogen refuelling station at the rnv depot in Mannheim is another important part of the regional hydrogen infrastructure. Together with the H2 buses, the H2 waste collection vehicles of the city of Mannheim, private passenger cars can also refuel here in the public area. The refuelling station is therefore a further step towards climate neutrality,’ explains Christian Specht, Mayor of the City of Mannheim and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (rnv). ‘To achieve this, it is important that we tackle issues such as the energy transition, decarbonisation and the development of a climate-neutral and efficient economy in a regionally networked manner. The cooperation projects at the level of the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region, such as H2Rhein-Neckar and H2Rivers, are therefore key to making Mannheim and the region fit for the future and independent of fossil fuels.’ Mannheim’s Mayor Christian Specht refuelling with hydrogen (c) H2 MOBILITY, Max Jackwerth H2 MOBILITY is responsible for the construction and operation of the refuelling station. The company opened a hydrogen refuelling station in Heidelberg at the new rnv depot for alternative drive systems back in April. Together with rnv, a further refuelling station will be built in Ludwighafen by next year. The new rnv bus fleet with a total of 48 H2-eCitaro buses will refuel with hydrogen at the AFIR-compliant sites in Heidelberg, Mannheim and Ludwigshafen.   ‘We are delighted that we can now also send buses with hydrogen fuel cells on routes in our Mannheim transport area,’ explains Martin in der Beek, Technical Managing Director of rnv. ‘The initial experience we have gained in Heidelberg over the last few months confirms that these vehicles are an ideal addition to our regular e-buses and are particularly advantageous on demanding, longer routes. As we want to convert our entire bus fleet to locally emission-free drives by 2032, we need this mix of technologies and vehicles.’  Municipal companies and neighbouring logistics firms also benefit from the new locations: all filling stations are open to the public and can refuel hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles at a pressure level of 350 and 700 bar.  Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO of H2 MOBILITY: ‘In the Rhine-Neckar region, the availability of hydrogen and the attractiveness of hydrogen in mobility increases with every new refuelling station that opens. In the region, hydrogen is already being used in public transport and by municipal companies. Buses and refuse collection vehicles are in regular operation and show that hydrogen has become an integral part of everyday operations. In the Rhine-Neckar region, it is particularly attractive to start using H2 mobility. The existing public H2 infrastructure can easily be utilised.’  The refuelling station is not only ideally located to optimally supply the new, climate-friendly bus fleet of rnv in Mannheim, it is also not far from the Mannheim motorway junction (A6) and is therefore attractive for logistics traffic. The refuelling station is a key part of the H2Rhein-Neckar project funded by the state of Baden-Württemberg, which, together with the H2Rivers federal funding project, is transforming the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region into one of the largest showcases for hydrogen technology. In addition to hydrogen production, the projects focus on the use of hydrogen in public transport and heavy goods transport.   Pilot project for hydrogen mobility in the Rhine-Neckar region    A hydrogen ecosystem is being created in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region with one of the largest demonstration projects for H2 mobility in south-west Germany: the H2Rhein-Neckar and H2Rivers projects are trialling the use of new hydrogen technologies and providing new insights for the development of a regional value chain.   ‘These pioneering projects show the challenges and opportunities that the use of hydrogen brings in practice. Accompanying scientific research is analysing the impact of new drive systems on public transport operations. Other local authorities and public transport operators can also benefit from this. The big challenge is to develop infrastructure and H2 applications at the same time,’ adds Isabell Knüttgen, Head of Hydrogen Technologies at the state agency e-mobil BW, consortium leader in the H2Rhein-Neckar project.    (c) H2 MOBILITY, Max Jackwerth Pioneer in Europe: H2 MOBILITY station network   H2 MOBILITY currently operates around 80 public hydrogen refuelling stations at 700 bar. Refuelling at 350 bar is possible for trucks and buses at 35 stations. The network is being developed along the TEN-T corridors, among others, and is demand-orientated. Other H2 MOBILITY hydrogen refuelling stations in the region, which have both 350 bar and 700 bar, are located in Frankenthal and Heidelberg. From summer 2025, passenger cars, waste collectors, light commercial vehicles, trucks and buses will also be able to refuel with hydrogen in Ludwigshafen.  About H2Rhine-Neckar and H2Rivers    How can hydrogen be produced and distributed locally and used for climate-friendly mobility? This is demonstrated by the H2Rivers and H2Rhine-Neckar funding projects, with a project volume of almost €100 million. Hydrogen is produced and distributed by the H2 Hub in Mannheim and hy.waiblingen and then used in fuel cell waste collection vehicles and fuel cell cars, among other things. The conversion of public transport to fuel cell range extender buses also provides important findings for local authorities and bus operators, scientifically analysed in accompanying research. The H2Rhein-Neckar project is being funded with €16.7 million by the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of  Environment, Climate Protection and the Energy Sector and coordinated by the state agency e-mobil BW. H2Rivers is funded with €20 million by the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs and coordinated by Metropolregion RheinNeckar GmbH. Further information can be found at www.h2rivers.de.   H2 MOBILITY  H2 MOBILITY is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028.    Alternative drives at rnv    Further information on e-buses, hydrogen fuel cells and alternative drives at rnv can be found at www.rnv-online.de/alternative-antriebe.     Contact:  H2 MOBILITY Deutschland GmbH & Co. KH: Daniela Dietz, presse@h2-mobility.de Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH: Moritz Feier, presse@rnv-online.de   e-mobil BW: Laura Blaschke, laura.blaschke@e-mobilbw.de   First image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY, Max Jackwerth; from left to right

• Alexander Thewalt, Councillor, Department of Construction, Environment and Transport, WBL, City of Ludwigshafen
• Christian Specht, Mayor of the City of Mannheim and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr GmbH (rnv)
• Martin Jüngel, Managing Director & CFO, H2 MOBILITY
• Martin in der Beek, Technical Managing Director, rnv
• Isabell Knüttgen, Head of Hydrogen Technologies, e-mobil BW
• Martin Eggstein, Ministerial Director and Head of the Energy Industry Department at the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Environment
• Christian Volz, Commercial Managing Director, rnv
• Mirko Sgodda, Head of Marketing, Sales und Customer Services, Daimler Buses
• Thomas Balmer, Member of the Board, Karlsruhe District, Association of Baden-Württemberg Bus Companies (WBO), Managing Director of Wöhrle Reisen
• Lutz Tesmer, Project Engineer, ENGINIUS

Frankenthal, 1 October 2024 | H2 MOBILITY Deutschland and BASF have officially opened a new hydrogen filling station in Rhineland-Palatinate in the presence of Dr Sven Halldorn, Head of the Policy Department of the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs (BMDV), and Dr Nicolas Meyer, Mayor of the city of Frankenthal. At the site, hydrogen trucks and buses can refuel at 350 bar and H2 passenger cars and light commercial vehicles at 700 bar. Public refuelling operations will start next week on Monday, 7 October. The hydrogen refuelling station is located directly next to the BASF site and is open to the public. With a daily capacity of approx. 800 kg, the refuelling station can supply up to 30 hydrogen trucks and buses per day. H2 MOBILITY Deutschland, responsible for the construction and operation of the refuelling station, is contributing to the expansion of the hydrogen infrastructure in the Rhine-Neckar region together with the chemical company BASF, which has invested a share in the 350-bar module. Federal Minister Dr Volker Wissing: ‘The hydrogen refuelling station that opened today in Frankenthal is another important step towards climate-neutral mobility. The hydrogen refuelling station we are promoting complements the existing network of refuelling stations for heavy commercial vehicles and buses in the Rhine-Neckar region. We are thus creating the conditions for local businesses to convert their fleets to hydrogen.’ Dr Nicolas Meyer, Mayor of Frankenthal: ‘The commissioning of this hydrogen refuelling station marks a significant step towards sustainable mobility in our region. We are sending out a clear signal in favour of climate protection and the future of environmentally friendly transport technologies. Together with H2 MOBILITY Deutschland and BASF, we are shaping clean and innovative mobility for Frankenthal and beyond.’ Thanks to its convenient location close to the Ludwigshafen Nord interchange and therefore the A6 motorway, the refuelling station is strategically well situated for freight traffic. By 2026, three more H2 MOBILITY refuelling stations of a similar size and capacity will be built in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region, including in Mannheim and Ludwigshafen. ‘The size of the refuelling station shows the trend we are moving in hydrogen mobility. A single station supplies different types of vehicles. This enables us to make the entire spectrum of mobility sustainable, including the area of commercial goods and passenger transport. The fuelling station in Frankenthal enables businesses, public transport and local authorities in the region in particular to switch to climate-friendly mobility with hydrogen. We would like to thank our project partners for their committed cooperation and the vision we all share for the success of the transport transition. Together with other new H2 MOBILITY stations, a redundant H2 refuelling station network is being created in the Rhine-Neckar region,’ says Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO of H2 MOBILITY Deutschland. By investing in the H2 refuelling station, BASF intends to further expand the intersections of the hydrogen economy in the region. In addition to the switch to more sustainable drive systems in mobility, CO2-free hydrogen is also an important factor in BASF’s energy transformation. ‘The prerequisite for a cross-sector H2 economy is close collaboration between hydrogen producers, distributors and consumers,’ says Dr Tilmann Hezel, Senior Vice President Infrastructure at BASF’s Ludwigshafen site. ‘This is where our collaboration with H2 MOBILITY comes in. With our contribution to the new refuelling station, but also with the construction of a water electrolyser, we want to pave the way for our suppliers and transport companies as well as regional mobility towards vehicles with fuel cell drives.’ Second expansion stage and green hydrogen Demand for hydrogen is also expected to increase significantly in Rhineland-Palatinate, particularly in heavy goods transport. H2 MOBILITY is therefore planning to double the capacity of the Frankenthal hydrogen refuelling station in a second stage by 2027 and to install a second dispenser. In this way, up to three vehicles will be able to refuel at the same time (2x 350 bar, 1x 700 bar). The refuelling station will be supplied with green hydrogen in accordance with the RFNBO standard (Renewable Fuels of Non-Biological Origin) from 2025. It was only in September that H2 MOBILITY and hydrogen producer Lhyfe announced the signing of a contract to supply four refuelling stations with green hydrogen from the plant in Schwäbisch Gmünd. The locations also include the new refuelling station in Frankenthal. As soon as GHG quota trading for hydrogen is possible again in Germany, refuelling station customers in Frankenthal will benefit from the price advantages offered by green hydrogen. H2Rivers: Rhine-Neckar hydrogen demonstration project H2Rivers is part of the HyLand programme of the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV) in the HyPerformer category. The H2Rivers project paves the way for the widespread market entry of emission-free hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in the mobility sector in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region and the central Neckar region. The development of the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region as a hydrogen region is being funded as part of the National Innovation Programme for Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology (NIP2) as a winning region of the ‘HyLand – Hydrogen Regions in Germany’ programme with up to €20 million in investment grants from the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs. The hydrogen refuelling station in Frankenthal is being funded with €1,288,000 for its part. The funding guideline is coordinated by NOW GmbH and implemented by Project Management Jülich (PtJ). Dr Doris Wittneben, Head of Future Fields and Innovations, Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar GmbH: ‘As coordinator of the H2Rivers project, we are particularly pleased that the Frankenthal hydrogen refuelling station is another important building block for a strong, resilient hydrogen ecosystem for the metropolitan region. Rhine-Neckar thus provides a dense network of hydrogen refuelling stations for trucks, buses, municipal vehicles and cars. This makes the region one of the largest showcases for hydrogen technologies, from the production of green hydrogen and infrastructure to the use of hydrogen in fuel cell vehicles.’ Pioneer in Europe: H2 MOBILITY station network Cars and small commercial vehicles, including industrial trucks and waste collectors, can currently refuel at around 80 public H2 MOBILITY hydrogen refuelling stations with 700 bar in Germany. Four further 700-bar refuelling stations are currently being planned, built or commissioned. Refuelling at 350 bar is possible for trucks and buses at 34 stations. By the end of the year, the number of 350-bar refuelling points will increase to over 50. The network is being developed in line with demand, including along the TEN-T corridors. H2 MOBILITY Deutschland H2 MOBILITY Deutschland is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include the technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY Deutschland was founded in 2015 as a project company with the aim of promoting hydrogen as an emission-free fuel in road transport. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport through a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. H2 MOBILITY Deutschland has set itself the goal of switching completely to renewable hydrogen by 2028. BASF Chemistry for a sustainable future – that’s what BASF stands for. We combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility. Around 112,000 employees in the BASF Group contribute to the success of our customers from almost all industries and in almost every country in the world. Our portfolio comprises six segments: Chemicals, Materials, Industrial Solutions, Surface Technologies, Nutrition & Care and Agricultural Solutions. Further information can be found at www.basf.com. Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar GmbH (Mannheim) was founded in 2006. In addition to the Rhine-Neckar Region Association and the Zukunft Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar e. V. association, its shareholders are the Rhine-Neckar, Palatinate and Darmstadt Chambers of Industry and Commerce as well as the Mannheim and Rhine-Main Chambers of Crafts. In cooperation with these and many other stakeholders, the regional development company coordinates project work in the areas of energy, mobility, innovation promotion, the labour market, education, health, digitalisation, culture and administrative simplification. In addition, Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar GmbH makes an important contribution to positioning and publicising Rhine-Neckar through location marketing and public relations work. The Future Fields and Innovation department at MRN GmbH is coordinating the H2Rivers project. Contact: H2 MOBILITY Deutschland: Daniela Dietz, Head of Communications, presse@h2-mobility.de BASF SE: Florian Fabian, External Site Communications, florian.fabian@basf.com Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar: Stefan Rößler, Hydrogen Project Coordinator, wasserstoff@m-r-n.com Image: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY; from left to right:

• Martin Jüngel, Managing Director & CFO, H2 MOBILITY Deutschland
• Dr Tilman Hezel, Senior Vice President Infrastructure, BASF
• Dr Doris Wittneben, Head of Future Fields and Innovations, MRN
• Dr Sven Halldorn, Head of Policy Department, Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs (BMDV)
• Dr Nicolas Meyer, Mayor of the City of Frankenthal

Berlin, 26 September 2024 | Germany’s leading operator of currently around 70 public hydrogen refuelling stations, H2 MOBILITY Deutschland, announces the closure of six 700-bar refuelling stations at the end of the year. The filling stations in Stuttgart, Kamen, Brunsbüttel, Fellbach, Erfurt and Pforzheim will be closed on 31 December 2024. The 350-bar refuelling option at Stuttgart Airport will be fully maintained. Martin Jüngel, Managing Director and CFO of H2 MOBILITY Deutschland, explains the reasons for the closure: “In the event that it is unavoidable, older, smaller hydrogen refuelling stations built more than 10 years ago that no longer meet today’s technical and economic requirements will be taken off the network. The stations were constructed many years ago for use by passenger vehicles. They do not have the capacity for the expansion of heavy goods vehicles. We regret the inconvenience caused by the current closures and would like to thank our customers, many of whom have been travelling for many years with an impressive pioneering spirit. We thank our customers for their loyalty at these locations.” For a good three years now, H2 MOBILITY has been expanding its station network, which was originally designed for passenger cars, to include 350-bar charge points for buses and trucks and has thus begun an equally early transformation process as a pioneer in the industry. This transformation is primarily due to the muted market ramp-up for passenger cars and small commercial vehicles. “A lot has changed in the vehicle market since our foundation in 2015. The expected passenger car ramp-up failed to materialise. We are responding to these changes with our network strategy. To date, we have successfully retrofitted 34 existing hydrogen refuelling stations throughout Germany for use by trucks and buses. This has enabled us to expand the capacity of existing locations that were originally only designed for passenger cars and to strengthen their relevance. In the coming years, these stations will help to support the market ramp-up of heavy commercial vehicles and will continue to serve our 700-bar customers,” says Jüngel. Network development with new generation of refuelling stations for trucks & buses In addition to existing hydrogen refuelling stations, H2 MOBILITY is also focusing on the construction of new, larger stations. Over the next six months, three new locations with 350- and 700-bar refuelling facilities will open in Frankenthal (Rhineland-Palatinate), Mannheim (Baden-Württemberg) and Düsseldorf (North Rhine-Westphalia). In April 2024, a hydrogen refuelling station of the new generation opened in Heidelberg. The new generation of refuelling stations features more pumps (350 and 700 bar), larger quantities of hydrogen supplied via a trailer system and significantly more powerful technology, some of which was specially developed for and with H2 MOBILITY. For the conversion at existing locations, existing dispensers will be supplemented with a 350 bar nozzle. In some cases, the hydrogen storage capacities are also being expanded. This year alone, 18 additional 350-bar nozzles have already been installed at existing stations. By the end of December, the H2 MOBILITY station network will offer over 50 350-bar refuelling points. In order to ensure the temporary continued operation of as many small stations as possible, H2 MOBILITY Deutschland is currently in talks with market partners, in particular with vehicle manufacturers for passenger cars and small commercial vehicles.  Further information will follow in due course. Up-to-date information on refuelling stations and their development can be found at www.h2.live.de or in the H2.LIVE app. Pioneer in Europe: H2 MOBILITY station network  Fuel cell vehicles can currently refuel at 700 bar at around 70 public H2 MOBILITY hydrogen refuelling stations in Germany, including passenger cars and smaller commercial vehicles as well as waste collectors. Refuelling at 350 bar is already possible for buses and trucks at 34 stations. Further expansion will be demand-driven. About H2 MOBILITY H2 MOBILITY Deutschland is a pioneer in the development of a public hydrogen refuelling station network and Europe’s largest operator of public hydrogen stations. Its business areas include technical development, financing, planning, construction, marketing and operation of the stations. H2 MOBILITY was founded in 2015 as a project company with the task of establishing a nationwide basic network for hydrogen refuelling stations for cars. The characteristics of the first generation of filling stations were storage capacities of max. 200 kilograms and a 700-bar dispenser on conventional filling station sites. In 2022, the project company became a long-term, commercially oriented company with the aim of contributing to the energy transition in transport with a high-performance hydrogen refuelling station network. In a 2022 financing round, H2 MOBILITY was able to raise 110 million euros in capital for network development. Since then, the largest investor has been Hy24, an international fund manager for the development of the global hydrogen economy. H2 MOBILITY Germany has set itself the goal of switching completely to green hydrogen by 2028. Further information at www.h2-mobility.de/en Contact: H2 MOBILITY Deutschland GmbH & Co KG: Daniela Dietz, Head of Communications, presse@h2-mobility.de Photo: Copyright (c) H2 MOBILITY