HRS, a French designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, successfully installed the HRS40 station with a capacity of 1 ton per day at Saint-Sulpice, Occitanie, France. The station completed its first refuelings at 350 and 700 bar, catering to various vehicles, including hydrogen-powered buses and a Toyota Mirai. This installation was part of the European Corridor H2 project, enhancing hydrogen refueling capabilities along a crucial European route. SEVEN, the customer of HRS, plays a pivotal role in the energy transition and aims to refuel a fleet of 15 hydrogen-powered buses at this site, contributing to regional decarbonization. HRS's contribution to the Corridor H2 project showcases its commitment to sustainable mobility and reinforces its European leadership in deploying high-capacity hydrogen stations. The collaboration between SEVEN and HRS, as noted by their respective leaders, Jean-Michel Richeton and Hassen Rachedi, emphasizes the dedication to sustainable mobility and rapid station deployment. SEVEN Group, with its focus on energy autonomy and circular economy, aligns with HRS's vision for innovative energy solutions. HRS's hydrogen agnostic approach and comprehensive service package ensure flexibility and efficiency for its customers, further solidifying its position in the hydrogen mobility market.