Faurecia’s goal is to make hydrogen storage systems in cars four times cheaper by 2030. By then, Faurecia estimates the market for those storage systems to reach 20 billion euros /Faurecia
The French automotive supplier, Faurecia, has opened on Tuesday in Bavans, Doubs (France), its ‘world R&D center’ to develop hydrogen storage systems for cars and trucks. CEO Patrick Koller announced that the company would build a new factory to mass-produce these tanks in Etupes by 2023. The new center, an investment of €25 million, is
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