HRS, a leading French designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, has secured an agreement for the construction of a very high-capacity hydrogen station in Europe. This station, capable of compressing 4 tons of hydrogen per day, will be operational by early 2026. The order, a first in Europe for such a large-scale infrastructure, highlights HRS's ability to meet the growing market needs, particularly in the field of public transport decarbonization. The decision to choose HRS was made after a competitive selection process, emphasizing the company's proven expertise and commitment to energy transition. The new station, set to be installed in a major European urban center, will support the continuous daily refueling of public transport vehicles. By developing an industrial solution with a compression capacity of 160 kg of hydrogen per hour and 6 distribution terminals, HRS aims to address the requirements of public transport operators for reliable and high-performance refueling solutions. This initiative not only strengthens HRS's presence in the fast-growing European market but also underlines its proficiency in developing stations for heavy-duty mobility. HRS's founder and CEO, Hassen Rachedi, expressed his enthusiasm for the project, highlighting the company's dedication to meeting the challenges of energy transition and providing efficient stations tailored to market demands. The order for the HRS160 station is seen as a significant achievement, demonstrating the potential of hydrogen in refueling heavy vehicle fleets and opening new avenues for sustainable transport solutions. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, HRS continues to solidify its position as a global leader in large-capacity hydrogen refueling stations, contributing to the advancement of hydrogen mobility in Europe and beyond.