The Netherlands: Hyzon joins Utrecht’s 10 hydrogen stations initiative

The Covenant on Hydrogen in Mobility in Utrecht aims to deploy 1,800 hydrogen vehicles and up to 10 hydrogen refilling stations by 2025.

Hyzon Motors Inc., a leading global supplier of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell-powered heavy vehicles, has joined the Covenant on Hydrogen in Mobility in Utrecht, The Netherlands, according to a company’s press release.

Organized by the Dutch province of Utrecht, the Covenant on Hydrogen in Mobility aims to deploy 1,800 hydrogen vehicles and up to 10 hydrogen refilling stations by 2025, in addition to the sites already in use.

The initiative will power commercial vehicles including trucks and buses on the streets of Utrecht using hydrogen fuel cells. In particular, plans are set to operationalise 300 trucks and other heavy vehicles, 1,500 lighter vehicles, one to two hydrogen-powered water vessels, and two to five hydrogen-powered coach buses.

Hyzon’s participation follows the establishment of the Hyzon Zero Carbon Alliance, an international effort to advance hydrogen ecosystems with founding members such as AXA, Bank of America, Raven SR, ReCarbon, and Total.