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Korean oil company plans to use hydrogen and fuel cells to charge battery electric vehicles at its filling stations

The facilities would ‘reduce the burden of social costs’ of transmission network construction, claims SK Energy, but energy losses would be high

SK Energy's Bakmi Energy Super Station in Seoul, where battery electric vehicles can be charged using on-site power derived from hydrogen fuel cells.
SK Energy's Bakmi Energy Super Station in Seoul, where battery electric vehicles can be charged using on-site power derived from hydrogen fuel cells.Photo: SK Energy
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Published 4 January 2023, 08:57Updated 4 January 2023, 08:57