Fabrum has announced a collaboration with Sumitomo Australia to introduce a financing option for its portable liquid hydrogen systems in Australia. The partnership aims to address the increasing demand for liquid hydrogen as a fuel for aircraft and trucks, offering containerised portable liquefiers capable of producing 35kg, 75kg, or 400kg of liquid hydrogen per day. This initiative seeks to facilitate the deployment of hydrogen technologies at airfields and truck stops by providing financial support to customers. Christopher Boyle, Fabrum's Co-Founder, highlighted the importance of innovation in supporting liquid hydrogen adoption and expressed the company's commitment to advancing the industry towards a hydrogen-powered future. The partnership with Sumitomo Corporation's subsidiary will enable Fabrum to reach a broader customer base in Australia and drive growth in the hydrogen sector. Fabrum's recent establishment of a liquid hydrogen testing facility at Christchurch Airport further demonstrates its dedication to enhancing services for customers. This development signifies a significant step towards accelerating the adoption of hydrogen technology in the aviation and transportation industries, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future.