OPmobility presents its technologies for decarbonizing mobility at IAA Transportation 2024 in Hanover
OPmobility and its joint venture EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies will be exhibiting for the second year running at IAA Transportation in Hanover, Germany, from September 16 to 22, 2024. The Group will stand at this major event to showcase its line-up of hydrogen and battery electrification solutions designed to decarbonize heavy and commercial mobility (trucks, buses, and light commercial vehicles).
You can find OPmobility in Hall 12, booth D39
Laurent Favre, Chief Executive Officer of OPmobility, comments: “OPmobility is a group with a unique position in the market, able to offer its customers all the solutions needed to decarbonize vehicles. At IAA Transportation, we will be showcasing the full range of our technological capabilities: we have a broad portfolio of solutions, covering battery-powered and hydrogen- powered applications, to make the energy transition in the mobility sector a reality today.”
Hydrogen electrification technologies presented by OPmobility
OPmobility has developed a complete line-up of solutions for hydrogen vehicles, whether using a fuel cell or internal combustion engine.
- The 150kW FCM (Fuel Cell Module) is the latest generation fuel cell system developed by OPmobility for use in heavy trucks of 16 tonnes and It includes the NM12 Twin fuel cell developed by EKPO that instantly produces electricity from hydrogen and oxygen in the air to power the vehicle’s electric motor. The fuel cell is built into a system that manages all the associated functions including thermal control, electric and electronic management, and the supply of air and hydrogen.
- The high-pressure hydrogen vessel system for trucks stores hydrogen to power the fuel Comprising six type IV carbon-fiber vessels, they hold around 35 kg of hydrogen at 350 bar pressure for a range of 350 to 450 kilometers, and over 57 kg of hydrogen at 700 bar for 750 kilometers in a single fill.
- The hydrogen vessel health monitoring system is a smart system that uses sensors to analyze the status of on-board vessels during in-vehicle The aim is to simplify maintenance and extend lifetimes.
OPmobility and its joint venture EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies will be exhibiting for the second year running at IAA Transportation in Hanover, Germany, from September 16 to 22, 2024. The Group will stand at this major event to showcase its line-up of hydrogen and battery electrification solutions designed to decarbonize heavy and commercial mobility (trucks, buses, and light commercial vehicles).
You can find OPmobility in Hall 12, booth D39
Laurent Favre, Chief Executive Officer of OPmobility, comments: “OPmobility is a group with a unique position in the market, able to offer its customers all the solutions needed to decarbonize vehicles. At IAA Transportation, we will be showcasing the full range of our technological capabilities: we have a broad portfolio of solutions, covering battery-powered and hydrogen- powered applications, to make the energy transition in the mobility sector a reality today.”
Hydrogen electrification technologies presented by OPmobility
OPmobility has developed a complete line-up of solutions for hydrogen vehicles, whether using a fuel cell or internal combustion engine.
- The 150kW FCM (Fuel Cell Module) is the latest generation fuel cell system developed by OPmobility for use in heavy trucks of 16 tonnes and It includes the NM12 Twin fuel cell developed by EKPO that instantly produces electricity from hydrogen and oxygen in the air to power the vehicle’s electric motor. The fuel cell is built into a system that manages all the associated functions including thermal control, electric and electronic management, and the supply of air and hydrogen.
- The high-pressure hydrogen vessel system for trucks stores hydrogen to power the fuel Comprising six type IV carbon-fiber vessels, they hold around 35 kg of hydrogen at 350 bar pressure for a range of 350 to 450 kilometers, and over 57 kg of hydrogen at 700 bar for 750 kilometers in a single fill.
- The hydrogen vessel health monitoring system is a smart system that uses sensors to analyze the status of on-board vessels during in-vehicle The aim is to simplify maintenance and extend lifetimes.
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OPmobility presents its technologies for decarbonizing mobility at IAA Transportation 2024 in Hanover
