Author: Anela Dokso

Bulgaria to get first hydrogen charging station According to the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS), the first hydrogen charging station for the nation and the surrounding area will be displayed on May 10, signaling the start of hydrogen electric mobility in the nation. The station is a component of the Hitmobile Center of Competence’s Integrated Energy Systems field laboratory. The organizers are the Institute of Electrochemistry and Energy Systems with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, the Hitmobile Competence Center, and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. The businesses Aquachim, Monbat, and Delectra that are implementing the initiative are co-organizers.

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