In a significant development for hydrogen technology, HRS, a French designer and manufacturer specializing in hydrogen refueling stations, has secured an order from ALLDIS-NERIUS to install an HRS14 station at the Kourou space center in French Guiana. This initiative forms part of the HYGUANE project, aimed at decarbonizing the Guyana Space Centre by generating and distributing renewable hydrogen through water electrolysis powered by adjacent photovoltaic fields. The hydrogen produced will be utilized to operate heavy mobility equipment and stationary electrical generators on-site, marking a crucial step towards reducing the carbon footprint of the region's operations. The collaboration underscores the recognition of HRS's expertise in the field, with the company being selected for its quality equipment and service offerings. The project is expected to enhance exchanges and potential collaborations with other hydrogen mobility entities in French Guiana, a region at the forefront of hydrogen project development in France. The CEOs of Nerius Invest and HRS have expressed optimism and pride in their involvement, emphasizing the project's significance in contributing to the decarbonization efforts of the region and highlighting the anticipation of collaboration with various European partners.