In this blog post CEO Anders Korsgaard is sharing his thoughts on the increasing debate about Chinese investments in European companies and how he thinks that we in Europe can create the clean tech winners of tomorrow.

Blue World Technologies addresses the heavy-duty market based on market demand and a solid technology match, where the methanol fuel cell technology can contribute to the decarbonisation of a sector where direct electrification alone is not possible.

Blue World Technologies’ CCO, Mads Friis Jensen, is invited as a speaker to the Maritimes Cluster and GreenShipping event on 31 August 2020 10 AM CET. Mads will be taking part in discussing methanol as a part of “the green deal” in the maritime and shipping industry.

Mads Friis Jensen, CCO of Blue World Technologies is invited to speak at the webinar “Methanol fuel cell – powering the future” on 30 June 2020 at 3 PM CET. Register now for this free webinar and get a unique insight into the potential of methanol fuel cells.

Blue World Technologies is proud to be part of the European EMPOWER project, and will develop, manufacture and validate reformed methanol fuel cell technology for combined heat and power production.

Blue World Technologies has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the fast-moving new energy vehicle manufacturer AIWAYS, with the purpose of supplying the market with vehicles powered by methanol fuel cells for fast refuelling and long range.

Blue World Technologies is joining strategic partners Gumpert AIWAYS and AIWAYS in exhibiting their product at the upcoming 2nd China International Import Expo taking place between 5 and 10 November 2019 in Shanghai, China.

One year ago, Blue World Technologies was founded by Anders Korsgaard, Mads Bang, and Mads Friis Jensen to make a difference in the world by retiring the combustion engine and replacing it with the methanol fuel cell system. Here are some of the highlights:

Mads Friis Jensen, CCO of Blue World Technologies is among industry leaders invited to be speakers at the 4th Methanol Vehicles and Fuel Transportation and Fuelling Equipment Exhibition taking place between 11 and 13 October 2019 in Chongqing, China.

17 September 2019, the ground was broken for the construction of the world’s largest methanol fuel cell factory at the Port of Aalborg. The factory covers 5,285 m2 and will have a yearly production capacity of 750 MW, equivalent to 50,000 fuel cell units.