Blue World Technologies aims to be a synonym with the future of sustainable mobility by making fuel cells in a simple way. The ban of diesel and gasoline cars is just around the corner, but how can we supplement battery electric cars while maintaining the advantages of a liquid fuel and at the same time make it fossil free and clean?
Blue World Technologies has been founded with the purpose of developing and manufacturing methanol fuel cell system for the mobility business. Methanol fuel cells have zero harmful emissions and use a simple liquid and renewable fuel. Blue World is located in Aalborg, Denmark, with a global outlook with sight on regions and markets with real change in mind.
The logic fuel
The focus on methanol as fuel is pure logic; it is clean, cheap and simple to store and distribute. When made from renewables it has a very low well-to-wheel carbon footprint and can enable a global trade of renewable energy across borders and continents using existing infrastructure. With a superior energy, density methanol can ensure a range in vehicles beyond 1,000 km and a refueling times below 3 minutes without compromise!
With advanced manufacturing and significant technology innovations, the technology will be more economical than combustion engines in purchase, operation, and maintenance. By introducing 4th generation technology, the already proven technological concept will be taken to a fully commercial level by Blue World Technologies. Blue World products are centred around the High-temperature PEM-technology combined with integrated methanol reforming.
Strong leadership
The Company is founded by leading executives in the industry with decades of experience and a significant track record. Although newly founded the starting point for the company is well advanced and combined with a sharp focus and strategy the goal is to bring products to the market within a few years.
Please find the press release in Blue World Technologies’ newsroom on MyNewsDesk where related content is to find and a Danish translation.
