Episode Synopsis "“The cheapest car that you can get in California is a hydrogen car” Mikael Sloth, NEL"

The 15th of march I was in herning to visite Nel’s fueling factory. I met Mikael Sluth co-founder of H2Logic acquired by Nel. After a short visit, we spoke about the differences between global stratégies regarding hydrogen’s network développement. How Europe can keep a strong compétitive advantage thanks to the technology ? A really interesting conversation that you can little to.

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