Toyota Motor Europe has entered into an agreement with Hydrogen Refueling Solutions (HRS) and ENGIE to introduce a groundbreaking hydrogen refueling system. The new solution, part of the RHeaDHy project funded by the European Union, focuses on speeding up the deployment of infrastructure. One of the main challenges in expanding hydrogen refueling infrastructure is the efficiency of hydrogen dispensers for various vehicles. Toyota Europe addresses this by unveiling the Twin Mid Flow technology, featuring a dual high-flow nozzle that can refuel heavy vehicles in under 10 minutes and light vehicles in under 5 minutes. This innovation streamlines the refueling process by eliminating the need for different dispensers at each station. The practical benefits of this technology are evident in the rapid refueling of vehicles. A 40-ton truck can be refueled for a range of 600 km in just 8 minutes and for a range of 900 km in only 12 minutes. Moreover, the installation costs of these hydrogen refueling stations will see a significant reduction, aiding in their swift deployment in alignment with the EU's Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation. Toyota will contribute a test bench and a truck equipped with the Twin Mid Flow technology for testing in the RHeaDHy project, set to commence in late 2025. Thiebault Paquet, Vice President of R&D at Toyota Motor Europe, expressed enthusiasm about this partnership, emphasizing Toyota's commitment to advancing hydrogen ecosystems and supporting zero-carbon emission applications through fuel cell systems.