Hexagon Purus Partners with Stadler for Hydrogen Rail Solutions in California
Key Ideas
- Hexagon Purus and Stadler have signed a multi-year agreement for the delivery of hydrogen fuel storage systems for hydrogen rail applications in California.
- The Type 4 hydrogen fuel storage systems will be manufactured in Hexagon Purus' facility in Kassel, Germany.
- Stadler emphasizes its commitment to reducing operational emissions and providing environmentally friendly rail solutions through collaborations with experienced partners like Hexagon Purus.
- The agreement reflects the attractiveness of hydrogen as a solution for decarbonizing rail transport, especially in regions like California where full electrification may not be feasible.
Hexagon Purus, a top manufacturer of zero-emission mobility solutions, has partnered with Stadler, a prominent rail applications manufacturer, for a multi-year deal to supply hydrogen fuel storage systems for hydrogen rail applications in California. The Type 4 hydrogen fuel storage systems will be produced in Hexagon Purus’ German facility. Stadler's CEO, Martin Ritter, highlights the focus on reducing operational emissions and developing eco-friendly rail solutions in collaboration with partners like Hexagon Purus. Michael Kleschinski, EVP of Hydrogen Mobility & Infrastructure, underscores the significance of hydrogen in decarbonizing rail transport, especially in regions like California. The partnership signifies a long-term collaboration between the two companies to support the rollout of hydrogen trains in the US. Stadler, with over 80 years of experience, is recognized for its commitment to sustainable mobility and offers a wide range of quality products in the rail transport sector. Hexagon Purus specializes in providing hydrogen Type 4 high-pressure cylinders and systems for various applications, contributing to zero-emission mobility. The agreement between Hexagon Purus and Stadler demonstrates a positive step towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.