The hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer Loop Energy announced on October 8 that the two new customers developed by the development will develop medium -sized hydrogen electric trucks to expand its market scope.
According to this Canadian company, Columbia Battery and Fuel Battery System Integrate OPEX and Spanish electric system supplier AVIA Ingeniería hopes to try hydrogen electric vehicles in 2023.
It is understood that LOOP has entered the test phase of the customer's adoption of the customer, expanding its existence in the European market, and at the same time established the first relationship in the South American market.
OPEX plans to develop a logistics truck that uses the LOOP S300 (30KW) fuel cell as a mileage. Once it is completed, it is expected to be followed by local team operators.
The Avia Ingeniería intends to use the same fuel cells as the bench in a tractor trailer to transport trucks. This is part of the Shinefleet project and participated by many Spanish technology and engineering companies. It is expected that once it is put into operation in 2023, the logistics team operator will integrate the truck into its service route.
Loop's new customers will follow the Slovak bus manufacturer Mobility & Innovation in July (2022), and signed many years of fuel cell supply agreement with British Tevva.
