HRS, a French designer and manufacturer specializing in hydrogen refueling stations, has secured an order to install an HRS14 station for the urban community of Albigeois in Albi, France. This initiative is part of the 'Albility Lab' project, which aims to promote decarbonized mobility, with a particular focus on hydrogen mobility. The station, set to be operational in 2025, will play a pivotal role in training future station operators and facilitating refueling for both heavy duty and light vehicles. The project seeks to enhance skills and knowledge in the hydrogen industry through practical training workshops. The President of the urban community of Albigeois, Stéphanie GUIRAUD-CHAUMEIL, and the CEO of HRS, Hassen Rachedi, have expressed their excitement about the collaboration. Stéphanie emphasized the unique expertise of HRS in hydrogen refueling stations, highlighting the quality of equipment and training provided. Hassen Rachedi also praised the project, foreseeing potential commercial collaborations and exchanges within the hydrogen sector. HRS, known for its high-capacity hydrogen refueling stations, aims to contribute significantly to the European hydrogen mobility landscape with this latest order. The company's commitment to innovation and comprehensive service offerings positions it as a key player in the industry, fostering future developments and collaborations within the hydrogen sector.