On April 16, 2025, in Grenoble, HRS, a leading European hydrogen refueling station provider, celebrated the announcement of France's National Hydrogen Strategy (NHS II) by the government. The NHS II aims to establish France as a frontrunner in decarbonized hydrogen and emphasizes the importance of heavy-duty mobility. For HRS, which specializes in designing stations for heavy-duty vehicles such as trucks and buses, this strategy bolsters its strategic direction and reinforces its market presence. HRS's involvement in the RHEADHY project, which focuses on validating new high-pressure filling protocols, highlights its commitment to technological advancements in hydrogen infrastructure. With a network of 28 stations across Europe and significant manufacturing capacity, HRS is well-positioned to contribute significantly to the industrial evolution of hydrogen within France. The company's positive reception of the NHS II underscores the synergies between governmental initiatives and private sector efforts in promoting sustainable hydrogen solutions. This collaboration not only benefits HRS but also signals a broader trend towards the adoption and development of hydrogen technologies in the transportation sector. With its established presence and ongoing innovation, HRS is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of hydrogen mobility in France and beyond.