The Mabanaft Group, an energy company, is embarking on a project to establish a hydrogen refuelling station in Lübeck tailored for heavy goods vehicles, with a capacity of 2,000 kilograms of hydrogen daily. Supported by a EUR 5.1 million grant from Germany's KsNI program, the station aims to promote hydrogen and fuel cell technology for commercial vehicles. Mabanaft's multi-fuel approach, aimed at decarbonisation, emphasizes hydrogen's potential for long-haul mobility, with plans to build a transnational hydrogen refuelling network. The project, developed with the expertise of Hypion, focuses on accelerating economic decarbonisation by utilizing hydrogen as an energy carrier. The initiative aligns with the EU's AFIR, mandating hydrogen refuelling stations every 200 km by 2030. Through collaboration with Hypion and the operation within the tankpool24 network, Mabanaft aims to lead the way in establishing a reliable hydrogen economy in heavy goods mobility.