Energy company Mabanaft is embarking on a significant project to establish a hydrogen refuelling station for heavy goods vehicles in Lübeck, Germany. The station, designed by Hypion GmbH, will have a capacity of up to 2,000 kilograms of hydrogen per day and is set to be operational by the end of 2025. This initiative represents a crucial step towards creating a reliable hydrogen economy within the mobility sector. The planned site, close to major motorways, will cater specifically to the needs of heavy trucks, with the capability to refuel up to 50 trucks daily. Construction is scheduled to begin in the second half of the year, supported by a EUR 5.1 million grant under Germany's 'Climate-friendly Commercial Vehicles and Infrastructure' program. The project aligns with the EU's Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation, contributing to the development of a hydrogen refuelling network. Mabanaft's multi-fuel approach supports the energy transition vision, with a focus on tailored solutions for customers seeking decarbonisation. The partnership with project developer Hypion emphasizes a shared commitment to accelerating progress in the transport sector and utilizing hydrogen as a clean energy carrier. By operating within the tankpool24 network, Mabanaft aims to provide reliable hydrogen refuelling services for heavy trucks, showcasing a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and green technology in driving economic decarbonisation.