Hydrogen available on own business premises through cooperation between Dalergy Group and Twinning Energy

The focus on companies with their own refueling facilities ensures, according to Dalergy Group and Twinning Energy, that hydrogen becomes widely available to companies that consume large amounts of fuel, such as transportation, agricultural and construction companies. Twinning Energy is able to meet an increasing demand for hydrogen solutions by entrepreneurs through the collaboration. According to the company, hydrogen is an "indispensable link" in the mix of sustainable fuels and its position is strengthened by the cooperation.

Peter Dalhuisen sees the agreement as a valuable move. "We want to be a frontrunner in offering a portfolio of energy types with a lower CO2 footprint. Our partnership with Twinning Energy adds hydrogen to Dalergy Group's increasingly extensive range of alternative energy types that actually contribute to a lower CO2 footprint and have proven technology", says the managing director.

Hydrogen is an addition to other more sustainable fuels Dalergy Group from Epe offers, such as HVO, biodiesel (FAME) and ethanol. "Sustainability plays an increasingly important role in obtaining contracts, which is why sustainable fuels are also becoming more important", Dalhuisen says.

According to Wim Peels, general manager of Twinning Energy, the demand from customers for hydrogen solutions is increasing, for example in the form of a compact filling station or the production of hydrogen at their own company. "We want to ensure that companies can immediately get started with sustainable entrepreneurship and we are convinced that together with Dalergy Group we can serve entrepreneurs in the total more sustainable energy mix."

Dalergy Group, formerly Dalhuisen Group, offers fuels, lubricants and related services. Twinning Energy supplies so-called hydrogen solutions in the Netherlands, including hydrogen tanks. The Maarn-based company develops emission-neutral energy concepts with the aim of achieving the climate targets.