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September 26th, 2022 | 06:34 CEST

dynaCERT at the IAA TRANSPORTATION: generating more interest in the market every day!

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Last week, the logistics industry meeting took place in Germany. All well-known companies from all parts of the world were represented at the IAA TRANSPORTATION in Hanover. The Canadian hydrogen pioneer dynaCERT was also there again. The technology for retrofitting diesel engines can be used now and today, while many other types of technologies still require costly infrastructures to be put in place. Ed Cordeiro is Director of Sales, Americas, and summarizes his impressions of the event.

time to read: 1 minutes | Author: Mario Hose
ISIN: DYNACERT INC. | CA26780A1084

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    You exhibited at the IAA TRANSPORTATION in Hanover at the last show four years ago. A lot has happened since then, and not just because of Corona. What is your conclusion of the past six days and how do you assess the future development of the market?

    'After four years our team at dynaCERT was happy to be back at IAA and in front of the European market again. Of course, we had a particularly large number of discussions with European fleet operators and OEMs over the past few days, but there was also a great level of interest from other parts of the world. The quality of the discussions was significantly different than in 2018. Back then we had to educate prospects about hydrogen as the focus was on EV. This year interested visitors came to us specifically with questions about our HydraGEN and HydraLytica products.

    We could see a greater understanding, comfort and enthusiasm in the conversations around our HydraGEN technology resulting in immediate orders. Previously EV and batteries were often discussed as the energy and storage solutions of choice. My opinion is that IAA demonstrated an observable shift toward exploring hydrogen solutions. Challenges still remain as gaps exist sourcing raw materials, producing large quantity H2 and building infrastructure before equipping fleets and companies with hydrogen fuel and storage. This will take a number of years. Until then, dynaCERT's innovations with hydrogen-on-demand that make diesel engines immediately combined with our electronics and software that can keep track of fuel and carbon reductions generating more interest in the market every day.'

    Ed Cordeiro
    Director of Sales, Americas at dynaCERT Inc.

    4. International Investment Forum

    dynaCERT CEO Jim Payne will be presenting live at the 4. IIF on September 27, 2022 starting at 6:30pm CET. Registration and complimentary attendance is available via this link: ii-forum.com


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    Mario Hose

    Born and raised in Hannover, Lower Saxony follows social and economic developments around the globe. As a passionate entrepreneur and columnist he explains and compares the most diverse business models as well as markets for interested stock traders.

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