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Related: About this forumGlobal automakers boost collaboration as China dominates hydrogen vehicle market
Global automakers boost collaboration as China dominates hydrogen vehicle market.
S. Korea, U.S., Japan, Europe rush to respond to China's rise in H2 tech
The Chosun Daily | Kwon You-jeong, Lee Jung-soo | 2024.09.30.
As Chinese companies aggressively expand into hydrogen vehicle technology, automakers from South Korea, the United States, Japan, and Europe are responding with increased collaboration to maintain competitiveness in future mobility.
While electric vehicles have gained significant momentum, hydrogen vehicles and advanced technologies are emerging as the next frontier of the related industry. However, due to their current lack of economic viability, automakers are joining forces to reduce costs and risks in this mid-to long-term investment.
During a recent meeting in Munich, Dr. Jürgen Guldner, head of BMW Groups hydrogen technology division, highlighted the rapid growth of Chinese companies in the hydrogen fuel cell vehicle market. He explained that BMWs recent 10-year partnership with Toyota to co-develop hydrogen vehicles reflects the broader trend of automakers forming similar collaborations in response to competitive pressures in the industry.
At this stage, a few companies such as BMW, Toyota, and Hyundai are leading the early hydrogen vehicle market, Guldner noted. However, the increasing number of Chinese companies developing hydrogen vehicle technology, alongside the rapid expansion of hydrogen refueling infrastructure in China, deserves attention.
Hydrogen vehicles, seen as the successor to electric cars, use fuel cells to generate electricity by reacting hydrogen with oxygen..more
https://www.chosun.com/english/industry-en/2024/09/30/UFLQHMDVP5DZBG3646CPFATYXU/
5 years ago:
China's Father of Electric Cars Wan Gang Says Hydrogen Is the Future
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UK: Whitehall said to have 'made a bet' on clean electricity at expense of hydrogen
A source close to the Government told the newspaper that civil servants had 'made a bet several years ago on electricity' and were resistant to looking at other forms of clean energy...
Could this be the reason that H2 is basically ignored in the USA?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10149821/Civil-servants-resisting-Boris-Johnsons-hydrogen-energy-plans.html
China Hydrogen Bulletin - News ignored by most American media
https://chinahydrogen.substack.com/
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Global automakers boost collaboration as China dominates hydrogen vehicle market (Original Post)
Caribbeans
Oct 5
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(975 posts)1. CGTN Europe-- Hydrogen ambitions: "China is taking the lead"
July 16, 2024
Think. Again.
(17,907 posts)2. K&R
I hope the U.S. decides soon to stop giving away the clean energy market to virtually every other country on the planet.
NNadir
(34,654 posts)3. It's a way to run cars on coal in China, certainly not something desirable here, of course, supported by the lie...
...that hydrogen is made in any appreciable amount from so called "renewable energy."
It's actually not desirable anywhere.
It's dangerous and stupid, especially since it appears that the Potemkin "renewable energy" schemes used to greenwash the coal dependence in Chinese hydrogen, tiny as they are, are in danger of blowing up because of the poor reliability of so called "renewable energy."
World's largest green hydrogen project 'has major problems due to its Chinese electrolysers': BNEF