The plans come from “DACHGWA”, a global technology leader in the field of hydrogen. Overall, one competence center is planned in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. “On the one hand, we want to further develop these storage systems, and on the other hand, with new applications in the stationary and mobile sectors, we want to promote hydrogen as a key energy source for the success of the energy transition,” explains CEO Gerald Stickler. The investment volume is 50 million euros. “Several private investors have already agreed, and good talks are being held with others,” he says.
New competence center – hydrogen as a job booster in Wiener Neustadt
