HRS, a leading French designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, has secured an order from ALLDIS-NERIUS to install an HRS14 station at the Kourou space center in French Guiana. The project, part of the HYGUANE initiative, involves producing and distributing renewable hydrogen through water electrolysis powered by a nearby photovoltaic field. The green hydrogen generated will be used to fuel heavy mobility equipment and stationary generators at the Guyana Space Centre, aligning with its decarbonization strategy. This European partnership highlights the importance of hydrogen technology in sustainable energy solutions. The CEO of Nerius Invest, Antoine Malik Madoui, expressed confidence in HRS's expertise, emphasizing their extensive experience and high-quality solutions. HRS's CEO, Hassen Rachedi, acknowledged the significance of the project in French Guiana and welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with other hydrogen players in the region. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, HRS offers a range of high-capacity stations and comprehensive service packages, ensuring operational efficiency and long-term reliability. The company's commitment to research and development positions it as a frontrunner in the hydrogen refueling industry, with a strong emphasis on economic discipline and innovation to drive the transition towards greener energy solutions.