At the end of August, the Danish company – which is backed by Hy24 – announced a change of strategy. Everfuel is going to concentrate on the production of green hydrogen, due to the lack of profitability of stations.

Originally, Everfuel planned to deploy stations in Northern Europe, including 19 in Denmark. But the start-up had to face the facts: the market is not mature enough. There are too few vehicles and the mobility market will be driven by lorries rather than cars. What’s more, rising costs and supply problems are not helping matters. The programme has therefore been halted. Everfuel will also be closing the stations that were already open. In due course, the company will adapt its offer to meet the needs of heavy mobility, within the framework of the AFIR directive.

The priority is therefore to produce green hydrogen. Everfuel reaffirms its intention to be a supplier of green hydrogen for industry and mobility. But the schedule has been postponed to achieve profitability.

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Article written by Laurent Meillaud and translated by Logan King