Nel ASA: Awarded purchase order for two hydrogen fueling stations in South Korea
(Oslo, 11 March 2019) Reference is made to the announcement of February 22, where Nel Korea Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Nel ASA in Korea received notice of bid winner for two additional stations in South Korea. Nel Korea has now received a purchase order for the two H2Station® hydrogen fueling stations from Public Procurement Service (PPS) on behalf of Gangwon Technopark.
“We are happy to announce that after negotiations with PPS on behalf of Gangwon Technopark, we have received a purchase order to deliver two additional stations in South Korea, which today is one of the most important and fastest growing markets for hydrogen mobility,” says Simon Choi, Sales Director and VP, Nel Korea.
The value of the contract is around EUR 2.8 M, and the H2Station® units are scheduled to be installed in Gangneung and Samcheok during 2019.
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For further information, please contact:
Jon André Løkke, CEO, Nel ASA, +47 907 44 949
Bjørn Simonsen, VP Market Development & Public Relations, +47 971 79 821
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About Nel Korea Co., Ltd.
Nel Korea is a subsidiary of Nel ASA, dedicated to sales and service of H2Station® hydrogen fueling equipment and stations in Korea. Established to facilitate sales, installation and operation of H2Station® in Korea. H2Station® technology from Nel is renowned for reliable and high-performance hydrogen fueling and compact station design.