S3E06 - The German Hydrogen Landscape | Alexander Stubinitzky (Drees & Sommer)

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The Eco-Rumour

Eco-Runner Team Delft

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Formerly ‘De Waterstofpodcast’, this is a podcast series from Eco-Runner Team Delft, exploring sustainable mobility and the energy transition. This year, together with 26 students from TU Delft, we are building a car powered by an externally fired gas turbine, to drive innovation in the mobility sector. For over 10 years, we built efficient hydrogen cars, and this podcast was also hydrogen powered - there are 4 seasons of De Waterstofpodcast exploring hydrogen. Now, we are expanding the conversation in an effort to #DriveTheFutureOfMobility. Want to know more? Head to www.ecorunner.nl !

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S3E06 - The German Hydrogen Landscape | Alexander Stubinitzky (Drees & Sommer)

The Eco-Rumour

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2 years ago

S3E06 - The German Hydrogen Landscape | Alexander Stubinitzky (Drees & Sommer)

For the sixth and final episode of this podcast season we are talking about hydrogen in Germany. Going to Germany for our World record Attempt raised some questions within our team surrounding the German hydrogen landscape. What is the country's hydrogen strategy? Are there collaborations with the Netherlands? And what are the differences and similarities between the Dutch and German hydrogen infrastructures? Our guest Alexander Stubinitzky, Head of Hydrogen and Synfuels at Drees & Sommer, answers these questions and many more in the latest podcast episode. Listen to learn more about hydrogen in Germany, and let us know what your thoughts are!