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BMW aims to increase its share of electric vehicles to 15% by 2023
The company aims to have over 50% of its sales come from electric vehicles by 2030
BMW sees fuel cell electric vehicles as a potential complement to battery electric vehicles
The company is involved in global efforts to promote CO2-free mobility using hydrogen
Hydrogen has significant potential as a future energy carrier, according to the IEA
Hydrogen's storage and transport capabilities make it versatile for various applications
Many industrialized countries have hydrogen strategies and projects in place
Hydrogen could be a long-term technology option for the transportation sector alongside battery electric mobility
BMW is exploring the potential of hydrogen technology for its future vehicles
The company is committed to reducing CO2 emissions and promoting sustainable mobility.
The BMW Group supports the development of a hydrogen economy and the production of green hydrogen.
The expansion of hydrogen refueling infrastructure is necessary for sustainable individual mobility.
The production of green hydrogen requires sufficient and competitive green electricity generation.
The European Union's IPCEI projects cover the entire value chain of hydrogen production, transportation, and industrial applications.
The BMW Group welcomes and supports innovation promotion activities in Germany and Europe.
The hydrogen fuel cell technology has the potential to become another pillar in BMW's portfolio for locally CO2-free mobility.
The initiative is supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure.
The BMW Group is committed to sustainable mobility solutions.
Hydrogen fuel cell technology is a promising alternative to conventional combustion engines.
The expansion of hydrogen fueling infrastructure is already underway in many countries.