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Belgium’s Hydrogen Stations Have A Kilograms-Per-Day Problem
Belgium has another hydrogen refuelling announcement, and on the surface it sounds like progress.
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A recent announcement from Atawey regarding the sale of three new hydrogen stations to Colruyt Group and Virya Energy has been touted as progress in the field of heavy-duty mobility. The stations are expected to have a combined distribution capacity of more than 7 tonnes per day, with deployment planned by the end of a specified period. However, this development is complicated by a stated issue with kilograms-per-day capacity, which is not clearly defined in relation to the tonnes-per-day figure.
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