HRS, a European designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, has announced its first order for an HRS14 hydrogen station outside Europe, coming from a major energy company in Saudi Arabia. The Middle East, with its vast renewable energy potential and commitment to the energy transition, is investing significantly in green hydrogen production infrastructure, positioning hydrogen mobility as a key element in decarbonization efforts. The ordered HRS14 station will supply a fleet of 20 buses and light vehicles in Saudi Arabia starting from July 2024, showcasing the region's dedication to embracing hydrogen as a clean energy source. This move marks a crucial milestone in HRS's international growth strategy, focusing on high-potential regions like the Middle East. The CEO of HRS, Hassen Rachedi, highlighted the importance of this sale as a step towards global expansion and emphasized the company's ability to deploy hydrogen solutions rapidly even outside Europe. The market in the Middle East offers substantial commercial prospects for HRS, paving the way for future sales of larger capacity stations to support the growing demand for hydrogen mobility and drive the energy transition forward.