(MENAFN) In line with BMW production head Milan Nedeljkovic, as recited by new agency German well-known auto-making BMW is looking for to finance in solar, geothermal, and hydrogen energy to decrease its dependence on supplies of natural gas coming from external exporters, such as Russia.
Nedeljkovic stated that the carmaker, which depend on natural gas for 54 percent of its energy intake last year, was considering to enhance solar panels to the plants, and was at this time arguing a strategy for moving hydrogen to its Leipzig plant with regional authorities.
The CEO stated that “Hydrogen is very well-suited to lower or even fully compensate for gas demand.”
The chief manager has confessed that Russian gas provisions are energetic for the whole business, which allegedly funds nearly a 20 percent of its GDP.
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