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Clean Logistics SE: Clean Logistics SE receives new orders for the delivery of hydrogen trucks

EQS-News: Clean Logistics SE / Key word(s): Incoming Orders Clean Logistics SE: Clean Logistics SE receives new orders for the delivery of hydrogen trucks 19.10.2022 / 11:15 CET/CEST The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. Clean Logistics SE receives new orders for the delivery of hydrogen trucks

• Clean Logistics, as part of the Hydrogen Hub in Neumünster, concludes an agreement with renowned partners for the delivery of a total of seven zero-emission trucks
• Delivery of three hydrogen trucks to haulage companies in Speyer and Herzogenaurach

Hamburg, 19 October 2022: Clean Logistics SE (ISIN DE000A1YDAZ7) will deliver a total of seven zero-emission trucks to its project partners as part of the H2 Logistics Hub in Neumünster, Schleswig-Holstein. Corresponding delivery contracts have been signed. The trucks are scheduled for delivery during the first half of 2023.

The initiative launched by Logistik Initiative Schleswig-Holstein e. V. includes, apart from Clean Logistics and Hypion GmbH, renowned companies such as EDEKA Handelsgesellschaft Nord (Neumünster), EDEKA AG (Hamburg), Ernst Krebs (Neumünster), F.A. Kruse jun. (Brunsbüttel), Herbert Voigt (Neumünster) and Netto Marken-Discount (Henstedt-Ulzburg site). Clean Logistics will make a decisive contribution to the success of the Initiative as an enabler by converting existing diesel-powered vehicles of the project partners to zero-emission trucks with hydrogen-electric drive systems. This innovation cluster aims to establish a sustainable hydrogen-based hub for freight transport in Neumünster. From the production of green hydrogen in the region to the distribution of the gas via an effective filling station infrastructure to the actual use in the transport and logistics industry, an economically viable overall system is being set up by the network.

Clean Logistics will convert seven conventionally diesel-powered semi-trailer tractors (40-tonne trucks) to zero-emission hydrogen drives. For this purpose, all combustion engine elements will be removed and replaced by a battery-electric fuel cell drive. The vehicles to be converted are expected at the Winsen site in the next few weeks.