MOL Group has taken a significant step towards developing hydrogen mobility by upgrading the hydrogen filling station in Bratislava, Slovakia. The station, operated by Messer Slovnaft s.r.o., now offers a higher pressure of 350 bar for efficient refuelling of hydrogen buses and trucks, leading to a 40% increase in the buses' range. This upgrade contributes to the more sustainable and efficient operation of public transport in Bratislava. Hydrogen vehicles, known for zero emissions, quiet operation, fast refuelling, and long range, are considered a sustainable alternative primarily for freight and public transport. MOL Group's strategic vision includes supporting the green transition by making industrial operations and the mobility sector more sustainable through alternative energy sources like hydrogen. The company has already launched a green hydrogen plant in Százhalombatta, aiming to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and produce clean, carbon-neutral hydrogen for fuel. Preparations are also in progress to establish similar electrolysis units in Bratislava and Rijeka. MOL Group's commitment to becoming net carbon neutral by 2050 aligns with its goal of shaping a low-carbon circular economy in Central and Eastern Europe.