HRS, a French designer and manufacturer and a leading European provider of hydrogen refueling stations, has successfully completed the first refuelings at 350 and 700 bar in its HRS40 station in Saint-Sulpice, Occitanie, France. The station, installed for SEVEN, a significant player in the energy transition, is part of the European Corridor H2 project. The initial refuelings supported a retrofitted bus and a Toyota Mirai, showcasing the station's capabilities. The project aims to fuel 15 hydrogen-powered buses, aiding in the region's mobility decarbonization. SEVEN Group's Chairman and HRS's CEO expressed delight in the project's success, emphasizing sustainable mobility and the crucial partnership between the companies. The deployment of the HRS40 station signifies HRS's ability to meet high-capacity station demands promptly, reinforcing its European leadership in AFIR-compatible hydrogen stations. The project contributes to the strategic European route for hydrogen refueling and underlines HRS's dedication to the energy transition in transport.