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Wolftank Group secures multi-million euro deal for pioneering hydrogen train refueling in Northern Italy

Wolftank Group, specializing in energy and environmental technologies, has obtained a major contract from Siram Veolia to design and build a hydrogen refueling infrastructure for a railway company near Lake Iseo in northern Italy, on a total tender base of EUR 19.5 mn. This significant order assigned by Siram Veolia marks another milestone in Wolftank Group’s growing portfolio in public transport refueling.

Following the major order by TPER, an Italian public transport provider, for hydrogen bus refueling in the Emilia Romagna region, Wolftank Group continues to demonstrate its leadership and innovation in hydrogen fueling solutions. The new project involves the design and construction of a state-of-the-art hydrogen refueling plant for trains using Wolftank Group’s advanced technologies and software solutions. The first hydrogen-powered train is expected to be delivered in 2024, with five more trains operational by spring 2025. The facility is expected to be fully operational by April 2025.

Leveraging years of expertise, Wolftank Group has positioned itself as a European pioneer in hydrogen refueling infrastructure. This includes the establishment of Italy’s first fast refueling hydrogen station for buses and the provision of mobile hydrogen refueling solutions as well as backup systems for telecommunications. The Group’s expertise was recently showcased during the test run of the first hydrogen train in Bavaria, where Wolftank Group managed the refueling process.

“Supported by EU infrastructure funds, we are witnessing the beginning of a hydrogen revolution across Europe. The production of green hydrogen is in full swing, as is the construction of hydrogen-powered vehicles. The last step – refueling – is increasingly gaining importance. We offer optimal solutions, currently focusing on buses, trucks and now trains. This contract, which accounts for about half of the total volume of the tender, strengthens our leading position in this area,” says Peter Werth, CEO of Wolftank Group. “We are also seeing a surge in orders in the field of intralogistics. The use of hydrogen-powered forklifts is on the rise as the industry aims to reduce the CO2 footprint of industrially manufactured products.”

Wolftank Group’s commitment to sustainability and innovation continues to drive its success in the rapidly evolving hydrogen fuel sector, positioning the company at the forefront of Europe’s green energy transition.

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Press release https://is.gd/pn5AKg

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