Abstract
Sandvik Materials Technology, which manufactures coated steel strip that can be pressed into bipolar plates for fuel cells, recently inaugurated the fourth hydrogen refueling station in Sweden, and the first outside its metropolitan regions. The station, in the town of Sandviken, 200 km north of Stockholm, has been developed in partnership with the Municipality of Sandviken and AGA Gas, a supplier of industrial and specialty gases and the Swedish subsidiary of The Linde Group.
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