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EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies and DR Powertrain collaborate in supplying fuel cell systems to Chinese Market - Seite 3

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On behalf of EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies: ElringKlinger AG Strategic Communications Dr. Jens Winter Phone: [phone] E-Mail: [e-mail]

 

About EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies

EKPO Fuel Cell Technologies (EKPO), headquartered in Dettingen/Erms (Germany), is a leading joint venture in the development and large-scale production of fuel cell stacks for CO₂-neutral mobility. The company is a full-service supplier for fuel cell stacks and components used in passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks, buses, as well as in train and marine applications. Within this context, the company is building on the industrialization expertise of two established international automotive suppliers - ElringKlinger and Plastic Omnium.

The aim of the joint venture is to develop and mass-produce high-performance fuel cell stacks in order to further advance CO₂-neutral mobility - whether on the road, rail, water or off-road.

About DR Powertrain Systems
DR Powertrain has started to engage in the industrialization of fuel cells in China 15 years ago. DR Powertrain's industrial layout covers four major sectors, including vehicle products (sightseeing car), system products (fuel cell system and powertrain system), core components (air compressor, hydrogen supply and return assembly, etc.) and engineering service. The company has realized its "1+2+6+1 vehicle-system-component-service" business layout, completed dozens of product finalizations and vehicle matching. Through technical iterations with high-standard passenger vehicle and high-quality commercial vehicle applications, DR Powertrain has become a leading company in the fuel cell industry and has received key support from local governments. In the future, DR Powertrain will deepen promotion in the transportation field, explore multi-scenario applications such as energy storage, and actively devote itself to the Chinese "dual-carbon" plans as well as practices.