Hexagon Purus has reached an agreement with GILLIG, a US-based heavy-duty transit bus manufacturer, to supply hydrogen fuel storage systems. These solutions will be provided from Hexagon's facility in Westminster, US, as part of a long-term collaboration. GILLIG recently announced their expansion into hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles, set to utilize Ballard Power Systems' fuel cell technology, with production slated to commence in 2026. Ben Grunat, GILLIG's Vice-President of Product Planning and Strategy, highlighted the company's dedication to sustainable transport technologies through the introduction of hydrogen-powered buses. The partnership aims to offer versatile and reliable solutions tailored to the evolving needs of the transit sector. Michael Kleschinski, Executive VP of Hexagon Purus, expressed confidence in the market position of the company, with a growing demand for zero-emission public transport solutions. The collaboration with GILLIG underscores both companies' commitment to driving industry progress through innovation. In addition to the US venture, Hexagon Purus secured a significant order from HPS Home Power Solutions in Germany for hydrogen storage systems. This further solidifies Hexagon's presence in the global market for hydrogen solutions, showcasing a positive outlook for sustainable transportation advancements.