International companies are testing hydrogen
The Clean Port & Logistics Cluster brings together equipment manufacturers and port and logistics companies with scientific partners, producers of renewable hydrogen, software companies and operators or manufacturers of filling stations. International cooperation, research and practical tests are carried out on how hydrogen can be reliably used to supply port technology and logistics. To this end, the cluster carries out simulations and studies, and develops training and education concepts.
The cluster is funded by the Federal Ministry of Digital Affairs and Transport as part of the National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology Innovation Programme. The funding directive is coordinated by NOW GmbH and implemented by Project Management Jülich (PtJ).
Our partners
In order to gain as much know-how as possible from our hydrogen cluster, innovative companies from different industrial sectors support us.
Air Products (NYSE:APD) is a leading global industrial gases company that has been in business for nearly 80 years. The company supplies customers from a wide range of industrial sectors with technical gases – from individual gas cylinders and tanks to plants for on-site gas generation. The head office of the German Air Products GmbH is located in Hattingen an der Ruhr, NRW.
How does Air Products use hydrogen?
Supporting the energy transition with hydrogen is the clear objective of Air Products. As the world’s largest hydrogen supplier, we aim to help support the energy transition with hydrogen, minimise carbon emissions and reduce dependence on finite energy resources by producing and distributing clean hydrogen energy solutions for use in heavy-duty vehicles, fuel cell buses, trains, industrial applications and energy storage.
What is the motivation for Air Products to participate in the cluster?
Air Products is a fixture in the north, as we have been supplying hydrogen to customers in the northern German region from Stade for many years. To make the vision of hydrogen-based mobility a reality, Air Products works closely with European and local decision-makers and partners. We support companies in the simple and safe conversion to hydrogen, especially in the field of mobility.
BEHALA is the operator of Berlin’s trimodal goods transport centres with a city centre location – WE ARE HAFEN! We ensure that the flow of trade reaches every citizen of Berlin and at the same time we are a partner for industry when it comes to transport solutions all over the world.
How does BEHALA use hydrogen?
At the moment we are only using hydrogen in our pilot project ELEKTRA.
What is the motivation for BEHALA to participate in the cluster?
Is heavy handling equipment operable with alternative drives and if so, in what time horizon can it be acquired at a competitive price.
BTE specialises in the manufacture and development of hydrogen filling stations and applies hydrogen fuel cells in small-scale mobility. The company is based in Korea and manufactures hydrogen fuel stations with 350 bar and 700 bar. To revitalise the hydrogen economy, hydrogen fuel cells are combined with UGVs
How does BTE use hydrogen?
- Fuelling hydrogen for 350~400Bar mobility (forklift, tractor etc.)
2. Fuelling hydrogen for 700Bar mobility (truck etc.)
3. Refuelling hydrogen into cylinders (drone, UGV etc.)
What is the motivation for BTE to participate in the cluster?
We joined the cluster to test the performance of our products and to use different product lines such as the hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle Patrol UGV in test fields with different infrastructure configurations using hydrogen. We are also thinking of entering the European hydrogen market with this membership.
CMB (Compagnie Maritime Belge) is a diversified shipping and logistics group based in Antwerp, Belgium. CMB owns and operates 150 seagoing vessels in dry bulk (Bocimar), container transport (Delphis), chemical tankers (Bochem) & crew transfer vessels (Windcat). CMB is also active in cleantech (CMB.TECH) and real estate (MCA Facilities, Maritime Campus Antwerp). CMB has offices in Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany (Hamburg), UK (Lowestoft and Brentwood) and The Netherlands (Amsterdam).
CMB.TECH is a cleantech company that builds, owns, operates & designs large marine and industrial applications that run on hydrogen and ammonia. CMB.TECH also offers hydrogen and ammonia fuel to its customers, either through own production or by sourcing it from third party producers.
How doesCMB use hydrogen?
We are already using hydrogen in our marine and industrial applications within the concept of dual-fuel operations. Our projects are spread around the globe which makes us look for hydrogen supply globally.
What is the motivation for CMB to participate in the cluster?
We believe the cluster offers a great opportunity to test and present industrial applications running on hydrogen and at the same time extending our network of partners and potential customers. Further to that, we need more real-life projects being launched to finally kick off the energy transition and bring hydrogen to the industry. The cluster and its members would form an important part to reach this goal in Germany but also in Europe.
Contargo is an internationally active logistics service provider that carries out transports between the seaports and the European hinterland in trimodal traffic with all the associated additional services (e.g. empty container depots and repair). Contargo transports around 2.1 million TEU per year in its network.
How does Contargo use hydrogen?
Contargo is investigating its use in inland waterway vessels and terminal vehicles, and within various sister companies also for trucks and rail vehicles. In addition, Contargo is interested in the topic of hydrogen in containers (handling, storage, transport).
What is the motivation for Contargo to participate in the cluster?
More robust experience on the topics listed under point two and an exchange on dealing with (existing) regulation/ safety considerations.
Cuxport GmbH’s deep-water terminals are strategically ideally located for international transport routes: directly at the mouth of the Elbe, close to the Kiel Canal and a short distance from the mouth of the Weser. The multi-purpose terminal, which also regularly handles deep-sea vessels, also offers lo-lo services for containers, forest products and project cargoes, as well as storage and logistics solutions.
How does Cuxport use hydrogen?
As of today, the use of hydrogen does not yet play a role. In the future, we hope that the cluster will be able to come up with ideas and solutions for operating the industrial trucks, primarily the terminal tractors, with hydrogen.
What is the motivation for Cuxport to participate in the cluster?
The aim of participating in the cluster is to contribute to achieving our environmental goals, such as the careful use of resources to minimise residues, waste, polluting emissions and waste water.
The CTD Container-Transport-Dienst GmbH has specialised in container trucking in one of the largest container hubs in the world. With technological innovations, CTD succeeds in optimising logistical processes and accelerating transports. In addition, containers are dispatched throughout Germany and also throughout Europe. Most of these are pure truck transports, but partial routes are covered by inland waterway vessel or train. As a partner in combined transport, CTD also specialises in first and last mile logistics in the hinterland. Branches in various German economic centres ensure that customers are optimally served locally.
How does CTD use hydrogen?
Currently, there is no use of hydrogen, but the CTD would like to use hydrogen as an alternative to conventional fuels in the commercial vehicles used in the future.
What is the motivation for CTD to participate in the cluster?
Dealing with the future use of alternative drive concepts is certainly one of the challenges of the time. At the same time, participation in the cluster can provide an answer to the need for climate-neutral transport services in the future. CTD has always been prepared to break new ground in the past and is pleased to have this opportunity to participate in the cluster.
Deutsche Umschlaggesellschaft Schiene-Straße is an infrastructure company with 24 terminals in Germany and we operated transhipment stations. Our know-how has not only been incorporated into existing transhipment facilities, but also into new terminals and various research and development projects.
How does DUSS use hydrogen?
We hope to use hydrogen for our terminal handling vehicles (forklifts and tractors).
What is the motivation for DUSS to participate in the cluster?
Sustainability-conscious and fossil-free future, swap diesel for hydrogen.
Everfuel makes green hydrogen commercially available for zero-emission mobility and industry across Europe and offers competitive turnkey solutions for hydrogen supply and refuelling infrastructure. We own and operate green hydrogen infrastructure including production facilities, H2 trailers for distribution and H2 refuelling stations. We are a young, ambitious company headquartered in Herning, Denmark, operating in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, Germany and Belgium, with plans to grow across Europe.
How does Everfuel use hydrogen?
Everfuel is a green hydrogen company that produces, distributes and sells hydrogen to end users in the mobility and industrial sectors. Our customers include public transport companies, taxi companies and the Danish refinery in Fredericia.
What is the motivation for Everfuel to participate in the cluster?
The CPL cluster gives us the unique opportunity to work very closely together with our partners of tomorrow on the decarbonisation of logistics processes using hydrogen. As a provider of green hydrogen and the associated infrastructure, we expect the cluster to provide us with first-hand experience, challenges and also expectations for the vehicles to be tested, so that we can adapt our solutions even better to the needs of our customers. Our goal for the membership is to make it easier for interested companies to switch to an environmentally friendly alternative through sound insights from the field.
GAYA is a French company that proposes keyturn gobal hydrogen solutions to decarbonize port ecosystem
How does GAYA use hydrogen?
In the port ecosystem (maritime and inland) for all heavy duties equipment: straddle carriers, RTG, mobile harbor cranes, stackers, waterways, trains, port services boat
What is the motivation of GAYA to participate in the cluster?
To develop partnerships and implement hydrogen branch in the port ecosystem towards a „zero emission“ port.
GLOBE Fuel Cell Systems is a GreenTech company from Stuttgart. We have made it our mission to support industry on its way to decarbonisation in a CO2-neutral future with green technology – Made in Germany. To this end, GLOBE develops CO2-emission-free, digitally networked fuel cell systems for various industrial applications such as intralogistics and in the marine sector.
How does GLOBE use hydrogen?
In the first step, we are concentrating on the use of fuel cell technology for intralogistics vehicles. Our fuel cell unit specially developed for intralogistics – the GLOBE XLP80 – will be delivered to our customers from Q1 2023. In parallel, we are developing a fuel cell system for use in shipping in cooperation with a group from southern Germany.
What is the motivation for GLOBE to participate in the cluster?
The ecologically sustainable future is the greatest challenge of our generation. Hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology will be part of the solution. The pilot project at the cluster in the port of Hamburg is a great opportunity to show that ecological sustainability and economic sense can be combined.
As landlord, HPA is responsible for the management of the port of Hamburg. This includes land- and waterside infrastructure, safety within the port, management of sediments and port estate.
How does HPA use hydrogen?
HPA supports the goal of establishing the entire green hydrogen value chain in the port of Hamburg. Through providing appropriate port area and infrastructure needed, HPA facilitates the implementation.
What is the motivation for HPA to participate in the cluster?
The project has a global coverage and network. We want to learn and gain knowledge within the network but also support when it comes to the framework of hydrogen applications.
Our company is called HCS Hamburger Container Service GmbH, we are a private empty container depot (repair, storage, fitting and cleaning of containers) and are located in Hamburg.
How does HCS use hydrogen?
We do not use hydrogen yet. However, this alternative is of interest for company cars, transhipment vehicles, empty container forklifts (side frames and reach stackers), workshop forklifts (2.5 tonnes).
What is the motivation for HCS to participate in the cluster?
We are trying to leave a greener footprint and become more sustainable in all areas of our company. The Port of Hamburg has the goal to become as climate neutral as possible by 2040.
HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder is regarded as “state of the art” and is the first facility of its kind to operate on a climate-neutral basis. With its high degree of automation and compact layout, HHLA’s newest terminal points the way to the container handling of the future. State-of-the-art technology and innovative EDP systems ensure efficient unloading and loading, especially of large container ships. Since the terminal was commissioned in summer 2002, the volume of standard containers handled annually has grown rapidly to several million. The KTH container terminal is the largest in Europe.
How does CTA use hydrogen?
Terminal equipment; looking at hydrogen as an option to save emissions where electrification is difficult to implement; training and development opportunities for staff.
What is the motivation for CTA to participate in the cluster?
Lively exchange about the possibilities of using hydrogen as a fuel on a container terminal; networking with partners who offer economical products on the market; continuous comparison of the usability on a terminal with reference to electrified equipment variants.
The first steel boxes in Hamburg were handled at HHLA Container Terminal Burchardkai in 1968. Today, the largest facility for container handling handles almost every third container in the Port of Hamburg. 30 container gantry cranes work on the thousands of ships that moor here every year, and several hundred rail wagons are loaded and unloaded every day. The ongoing modernisation programme is gradually increasing both capacity and productivity, making the terminal fit for the largest container ships.
How does CTB use hydrogen?
Terminal equipment; looking at hydrogen as an option to reduce emissions where electrification is difficult to implement; further education and training opportunity for staff.
What is the motivation for CTB to participate in the cluster?
Lively exchange about the possibilities of using hydrogen as a fuel on a container terminal; networking with partners who offer economical products on the market; constant comparison of the usability on a terminal mi comparison to electrified equipment variants.
HHLA Container Terminal Tollerort shines with a compact and flexible facility. Van carriers with environmentally friendly drives stack the steel boxes in four tiers and ensure efficient use of space, which is optimised by the terminal’s conversion. Backfilled harbour basins have been opened up for additional storage areas. With new container gantry cranes, the water side is being made fit for handling the largest container ships.
How does CTT use hydrogen?
Terminal equipment; looking at hydrogen as an option to save emissions where electrification is difficult to implement; further education and training opportunities for employees.
What is the motivation for CTT to participate in the cluster?
Lively exchange about the possibilities of using hydrogen as a fuel on a container terminal; networking with partners who offer economical products on the market; constant comparison of the usability on a terminal with reference to electrified equipment variants.
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) is a leading European port and transport logistics company. The core business of the company is container handling in seaports and container transport between ports and the German and European hinterland. HHLA also offers a broad spectrum of port, consulting and other services.
How does HHLA use hydrogen?
HHLA intends to become climate-neutral by 2040 as part of its sustainability strategy. Hydrogen will make an important contribution as an energy source here, also for new jobs. HHLA Hydrogen Network, the innovation cluster Clean Port & Logistics and H2LOAD for retrofitting our heavy machinery at the terminal. The TransHyDE research project and the H2Global Foundation also play an important part on our roadmap. At the end of the day, it’s clear – we’re in the middle of a global transformation.
What is the motivation for HHLA to participate in the cluster?
With Clean Port & Logistics, HHLA has created an innovation cluster to test hydrogen-powered equipment in port logistics. In order to reduce emissions in port handling and the associated logistics chains. With the cluster, HHLA aims to accelerate the technological maturity of the equipment and create a solid basis for decisions on converting to renewable energies.
Together with our clients, we drive operations, innovations and sustainable growth for the port and terminal sectors.
How does HPC use hydrogen?
Our aim is to support the port industry in their journey to net zero. The application of hydrogen, and hence, adapted and new supply chains, have to be tested and implemented and we want to support the industry with our expertise on its path.
What is the motivation for HPC to participate in the cluster?
Combining a particularly operational background and long-standing international experience with a professional and down-to-earth attitude towards operational innovation and state-of-the-art technology, it is our mission to increase our clients’ competitive situation and therefore being at the fore-front of developments around hydrogen applications in ports and terminals.
Founded in 1963 in Saarland as a company for hydraulic accessories and managed as a family business, HYDAC is now an internationally active company with over 50 national subsidiaries. We develop, produce and distribute pioneering hydraulic components and systems. For some years now, we have been strategically developing the business field of hydrogen and electromobility and are continuously expanding our product portfolio. Today, our innovative products are used in hydrogen and energy generation, filling station and charging infrastructure, mobile machines as well as production and recycling systems.
How does HYDAC use hydrogen?
Many of our customers are discovering the potential of hydrogen. We can already create added value for various applications with our tried and tested products. It is important to us to grow together with our customers to meet new challenges – our interdisciplinary team of experts focuses on innovation and quality.
What is the motivation for HYDAC to participate in the cluster?
HYDAC is convinced that the decarbonisation of the port environment is only possible through a combination of H2 and battery electric systems. Together with port operators and equipment manufacturers, we analyse current technical and organisational challenges in the operation of mobile logistics systems and thus develop innovative system solutions.
hySOLUTIONS GmbH is a public-private company with shareholders from the mobility and infrastructure sector, the energy industry and Hamburg’s business community. Founded in 2005, hySOLUTIONS works on the implementation of the mobility turnaround with stakeholders from Hamburg, the metropolitan region and beyond. hySOLUTIONS supports and coordinates the application of fuel cell and hydrogen technology as well as innovative electric drive and supply systems in close coordination with the authorities of the Hamburg Senate. The company is based in Hamburg.
How does hySOLUTIONS use hydrogen?
Hamburg has the largest contiguous industrial area in Germany. The special feature here is not only the spatial proximity of port logistics to large-scale industrial plants. A characteristic feature of Hamburg is the focus on basic material processing industries, such as metallurgy (steel, copper, aluminium) or lubricants, oil and other chemical products. All of these highly industrialised companies have in common that they can use regeneratively produced hydrogen within their production processes and thus significantly reduce their carbon footprint. This is not just a question of technical feasibility, but also of product quality and, above all, of the economic efficiency of the use of the technology.
What is the motivation for hySOLUTIONS to participate in the cluster?
Although shipping is the most efficient mode of transport in terms of energy consumption, the large-scale use of heavy oil as a fuel leads to emissions of greenhouse gases, nitrogen and sulphur oxides as well as particulate matter. In addition to the IMO’s postulated greenhouse gas strategies, the European Commission has the goal of reducing energy consumption on ships by 75% by 2050. At the same time, great efforts are also needed to achieve climate neutrality for ports. hySOLUTIONS sees the CPL as an important step towards this.
Hyster-Yale Group is a global manufacturer of container handlers, lift trucks, and warehouse equipment. EMEA headquarters for the company, are in Frimley, UK.
The group is developing Battery Electric and Fuel Cell Electric powered port equipment, including Empty Container Handlers, ReachStackers, Laden Container Handlers and Terminal Tractors. The engineering development centre and manufacturing plant based in Nijmegen are taking the lead in providing zero-emissions port equipment solutions. Sister company Nuvera Fuel Cells provides Fuel Cell engines used in port equipment and other types of heavy vehicles such as busses.
How does Hyster-Yale use hydrogen?
Hydrogen will be used to power our range of Fuel Cell Electric port equipment at terminals around the globe.
What is the motivation for Hyster-Yale to participate in the cluster?
The Clean Ports Cluster is will be a catalyst for the transition to zero-emissions as we need the holistic approach to drive the innovation. The transition requires all parties in the port to work in parallel to speed up the implementation of zero-emissions solutions.
Konecranes Noell GmbH, a company of the globally operating Konecranes Group. Konecranes Noell GmbH is based in Würzburg. Konecranes Noell GmbH specialises in the development, manufacture and service of straddle carriers for container terminals worldwide.
How does Konecranes Noell GmbH use hydrogen?
Hydrogen will be used as an energy source for the operation of our container handling equipment, initially for straddle carriers, but also for other Konecranes’ diesel-powered equipment.
What is the motivation for Konecranes Noel GmbH to participate in the cluster?
We are committed to providing our customers with environmentally friendly and sustainable products and services, which includes minimising harmful emissions. By participating in the cluster, we underline this commitment and support the introduction of zero-emission energy sources in our industry.
As a producer of green hydrogen, we accompany the entire process from design to product. We not only plan the development of industrial production sites for green hydrogen, but also manage the production process after site acquisition and realise the logistics to the customer. By linking to existing renewable energy sources, we offer municipalities and industry an immediate impetus towards the energy transition.
How does the Lyhfe use hydrogen?
To establish suitable hydrogen ecosystems, Lhyfe also creates the appropriate hydrogen infrastructure – including the construction of pipelines and hydrogen filling stations. Currently, there are about 90 projects with a total capacity of 4.8 GW in the commercial pipeline. Current project partners of Lhyfe include Deutsche Bahn, Siemens Mobility, LIDL, PlugPower and numerous industry giants.
What is the motivation for Lhyfe to participate in the cluster?
Lhyfe develops custom-fit commercial supply concepts for the respective application areas and thus supports industry and municipalities in decarbonising their processes and achieving their climate goals. In the CPL cluster, we want to work together with partners to develop specific solutions for port logistics and develop a deep understanding of the challenges and requirements.
Lübecker Hafen-Gesellschaft mbH (LHG) operates the public ports in the Hanseatic City of Lübeck and is Germany’s largest ro-ro port operator on the Baltic Sea. Our company is majority-owned by the Hanseatic City of Lübeck (100%) and employs around 750 people.
LHG operates four port terminals along the river Trave with 18 jetties and a total area of 165 hectares. In addition to its core business of port handling, stevedoring and warehousing, the LHG, as a modern logistics group, offers a wide range of services together with its subsidiaries and holdings. More than 23 million tonnes of goods are handled at our terminals every year. These include rolling cargo such as trucks and semi-trailers, containers, forestry products (paper, pulp, timber), steel, new vehicles, but also bulk goods such as fertilisers or building materials.
How does the LHG use hydrogen?
Technical further development of industrial trucks, Tugmasters, PickyPackers, large forklifts towards hydrogen.
Own generation possible through PV with electrolyser ->independent energy supply.
H2: as an alternative to diesel (possible elimination of port diesel from approx. 2024/25)
Measures to achieve the “FIT FOR 55” climate targets
What is the motivation for LHG to participate in the cluster?
Networking with the large field of interest.
Mitsui & Co., Ltd. is a global trading and investment company in Japan with a diversified business portfolio in a number of sectors, including energy, infrastructure (incl. ports), mobility, machinery, logistics, chemicals, mineral & metal resources, iron & steel products and others.
Mitsui has about 5,500 employees and deploys talent across 129 offices in 63 countries and regions to identify, develop and grow businesses in collaboration with a global network of trusted partners.
How does Mitsui use hydrogen?
Hydrogen has been identified as one the key growth areas in the next generation energy and sustainability initiatives. Mitsui’s hydrogen strategy covers participation in regional supply and demand creation including heavy-duty mobility and industrial sectors in short-/mid-term, and developing large scale international clean hydrogen/ammonia/e‑methanol value chain in the long-term.
What is the motivation for Mitsui to participate in the cluster?
Mitsui is keen to explore the technical and commercial feasibility of various low-carbon and zero-emission technologies and applications in cargo-handling, logistics and maritime sectors.
Neltume Ports is a company part of the Ultramar Group and is dedicated to the development and operation of port terminals. Neltume Ports currently owns and operates 17 terminals in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Brazil and the United States.
How does Neltume Ports use hydrogen?
We are developing the decarbonisation strategy of our current and future operations, where we believe hydrogen will play a significant role along with electrification and other renewable energy sources. We would like to analyse the feasibility of incorporating this technology in our different mobile and stationary equipment. Neltume Ports will also strive to form part of the hydrogen supply chain as a port operator in the medium-short term.
What is the motivation for Neltume Ports to participate in the cluster?
We believe that cooperation between the different actors in the green hydrogen chain is key for the industry to develop and become a pillar for achieving global climate goals. This is why we want to be part of the study in order to contribute to this objective and at the same time to understand the characteristics, risks and benefits of incorporating green hydrogen in our operations.
Seehafen Kiel GmbH & Co. KG is one of the most versatile ports in the Baltic Sea region. Its geographic location, consistently deep water and direct connection to the rail and motorway network make the port equally attractive for cargo handling and passenger traffic. Seehafen Kiel GmbH&Co. KG offers state-of-the-art terminal infrastructure for cruise tourism, RoRo or RoPax liner services and pure cargo customers. The SEEHAFEN KIEL GmbH & Co. KG (PORT OF KIEL) is the owner of the public facilities and infrastructure in the commercial port. It is responsible for the development of the port, investments and expansion as well as for the maintenance of the facilities. PORT OF KIEL also operates Kiel Airport and a public port railway infrastructure. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of the City of Kiel and has three subsidiaries and associated companies.
How does the Port of Kiel use hydrogen?
The Port of Kiel GmbH & Co. KG is interested in different possible applications of hydrogen. We see concrete application possibilities on the one hand as an alternative fuel drive in shipping, and on the other hand to power our port handling equipment as an alternative to the electric drive of these machines. However, we would also be interested in the possibility of producing hydrogen from surplus electricity, hydrogen handling in our port in general (if interesting) as well as discussing hydrogen usage possibilities in aviation (small-scale application possibilities as part of our subsidiary, Flughafen Kiel GmbH).
What is the motivation for the Port of Kiel to participate in the cluster?
To exchange experiences with companies that develop hydrogen applications, supply hydrogen or already use hydrogen in their company, and to discuss and develop application possibilities and scenarios in our port with them. Gain knowledge through test applications of hydrogen in the port environment at HHLA’s hydrogen test field.
The Port of Los Angeles is one of the busiest seaports in the world and the leading gateway for international trade in North America. The Port of Los Angeles, a division of the City of Los Angeles, is located in San Pedro Bay, 25 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, California, USA.
How does the Port of Los Angeles use hydrogen?
The Port of Los Angeles intends to use hydrogen in its main mobile sources of cargo transportation (ships, trucks, trains, cargo handling equipment and port vehicles), but initially in heavy-duty vehicles and cargo handling equipment.
What is the motivation for the Port of Los Angeles to participate in the cluster?
The Port of Los Angeles is motivated to participate in the cluster to obtain and share information on hydrogen production, delivery and end use.
Since 1858, the universal terminal of the handling company C. Steinweg (Süd-West Terminal) GmbH & Co. KG has been located on Kamerunkai in the Port of Hamburg. The focus of its business activities is the stevedoring and warehousing of conventional general cargo as well as the handling of containers and a wide variety of commodities. Among other things, metals, coffee, cocoa, paper as well as project cargoes and containers are stored in a certified exchange warehouse at the terminal. The range of services also includes goods inspection, sampling, repackaging, testing, gassing and customs clearance.
How does Steinweg use hydrogen?
As a company that has historically grown its service activities in the direct vicinity of the residential area of Hamburg’s Hafencity, we would primarily like to equip or retrofit our fleet of industrial trucks with hydrogen drives. On the one hand, we expect a significant reduction in our emissions and, on the other hand, ideal feasibility in terms of 24-hour operation.
What is the motivation for Steinweg to participate in the cluster?
Against the backdrop of growing environmental awareness, we also want to do our part and accordingly reduce our emissions sustainably and significantly. In doing so, we want to contribute to a green future for future generations.
Institute of Environmental Engineering and Energy Economics (IUE), Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH)
How does the TUHH use hydrogen?
Research activities in the field of sustainable energy systems, including the techno-economic evaluation of hydrogen supply chains and hydrogen applications as well as the modelling and analysis of PtL processes.
What is the motivation for TUHH to participate in the cluster?
As the Institute for Environmental Technology and Energy Economics at TUHH, participation in the cluster is very attractive in order to work on hydrogen applications in the port in direct cooperation with all partners in a practical project, to mutually benefit from the knowledge of the partners, and ultimately to map, analyse and scientifically evaluate the green port of tomorrow in an overall model based on real operating data.
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