Hexagon Purus, a leading provider of zero-emission mobility solutions, has secured its first order for hydrogen fuel storage systems from MCV, a prominent bus manufacturer in the Middle East and Africa. The EUR 2.4 million order will see Hexagon Purus delivering next-generation hydrogen storage systems for MCV's hydrogen fuel-cell electric buses targeting the European public transportation market. The systems will be manufactured in Kassel, Germany, and are expected to be used onboard MCV's buses in 2025, furthering the decarbonization efforts in the transportation sector. Michael Kleschinski, Hexagon Purus' Executive Vice President of Hydrogen Mobility and Infrastructure, expressed enthusiasm about the commercial momentum for hydrogen transit buses and the collaboration with MCV. MCV, established in 1995, focuses on providing global transport solutions through innovative and reliable products, making them a key player in the bus manufacturing industry. This partnership highlights the increasing shift towards sustainable transportation solutions, with Hexagon Purus at the forefront of enabling zero-emission mobility. The use of hydrogen fuel storage systems in public transportation showcases a commitment to cleaner energy and addresses the need for eco-friendly alternatives in the market.