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23 May 2007

Fuel cell manufacturer part of group behind opening of Denmark's first hydrogen station

Denmark's first full-scale hydrogen energy plant has opened in Naskov, on the island of Lolland, according to the Copenhagen Post.

The project is part of a joint initiative between fuel cell development company IRD, Lolland's local council and project development firm Baltic Sea Solutions.

In a bid to solve the problem of what to do with excess energy produced by the country's windmills, the generated electricity will be used by the new plant to produce hydrogen - another clean energy power source, but one which is more easily stored.

The hydrogen will then be used by fuel cell vehicles, power companies or by individuals as a source of power for their homes.

In tandem with the opening of the new plant, Lolland Council and Baltic Sea Solutions also held a two-day conference on renewable energy called 'community testing facilities - accelerating climate change solutions'.

The event was attended by a number of hydrogen power researchers and advanced technologies manufacturers.

Source: Adfero

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