4th HyLand Symposium brings regions, politicians and the hydrogen industry together
On 5 June 2025, the 4th HyLand Symposium took place at the Federal Ministry of Transport in Berlin. Under the umbrella theme of ‘Developing projects together’, representatives from regions, politics and industry came together to discuss current developments in the hydrogen economy and instigate concrete partnerships for new projects.
Eviny opens XL charging park in Fürth as part of the Deutschlandnetz
On 5 June, Norwegian charging infrastructure operator Eviny opened one of the first XL charging parks in the Seeackerstraße in Fürth as part of the nationwide Deutschlandnetz network. The facility, which has 16 fast charging points, is located in the car park of a supermarket. Only 100 percent green electricity is used for charging. With state-of-the-art technology, electric vehicles can charge enough power for several hundred kilometres of range in just a few minutes, depending on the model.
Electric mobility at home: New guide for multi-party buildings
With the aim of making electric mobility suitable for everyday use in residential buildings, the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure of NOW GmbH has published a new guide with information for owners, tenants and property managers.
BMV provides funding support for hydrogen buses for the Rhine-Erft district
On 2 June, REVG Rhein-Erft-Verkehrsgesellschaft mbH presented its new zero-emission buses to the public: A total of 26 Solaris Urbino nE12 Hydrogen fuel cell hybrid buses will soon be ready for use as solo vehicles. Following the commissioning of the first two vehicles in July 2024, delivery will be completed by the end of June 2025.
German-Chinese exchange on climate-friendly heavy-duty commercial vehicles
On 27 and 28 May, 2025, NOW GmbH and CATARC (China Automotive Technology & Research Center) organised two webinars on the topic of climate-friendly heavy-duty commercial vehicles with hydrogen and battery drives on behalf of the SGEC (Sino-German Electro-Mobility Innovation und Support Center). Around 40 experts from industry and research from both countries participated.
