Maersk, DFDS and DSV join forces to build hydrogen plant
Maersk, DFDS and DSV have joined forces with several other companies with a plan to build a hydrogen plant in Copenhagen. The plant will, among other things, supply green energy for ships.
BY RITZAU FINANS
Maersk, DFDS, utility Ørsted, airline SAS and Copenhagen Airport plan to build a comprehensive hydrogen production facility in Copenhagen which will, in the future, supply trucks, ships and planes with green energy, according to a press release from DSV Panalpina.
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