HRS, a French designer and manufacturer specializing in hydrogen refueling stations, has secured an order to install an HRS14 station at the Kourou space center in French Guiana. The order, placed by ALLDIS-NERIUS on behalf of the European Space Agency, is part of the HYGUANE project, which aims to decarbonize the Guyana Space Centre. The project involves producing and distributing renewable hydrogen through water electrolysis, powered by a nearby photovoltaic field. The green hydrogen produced will be used to fuel heavy mobility equipment and stationary generators at the space center. This initiative highlights HRS's expertise and its selection for a project of European significance. The CEO of Nerius Invest, Antoine Malik Madoui, expressed confidence in HRS's capabilities to meet the project's requirements. Hassen Rachedi, the founder and CEO of HRS, underscored the pride in being part of such an ambitious European project and highlighted the importance of collaborations in advancing hydrogen technology. HRS, known for its high-capacity hydrogen refueling stations, offers a range of modular and scalable solutions, supporting decarbonization efforts globally. The company's commitment to innovation and sustainability is evident through its investment in R&D and focus on economic discipline.