HRS wins France Hydrogène's "International" Prize

This award recognises the deployment of HRS hydrogen refueling stations outside France

1st "international" France Hydrogène prize

HRS has been awarded the "international prize" for the deployment of its hydrogen stations internationally by France Hydrogène. This category of awards was presented for the first time this year, making HRS the first company to win this distinction.

The Prix France Hydrogène are awarded to projects, solutions and services that have already been marketed or deployed, and which have had a positive impact on the hydrogen value chain and deployment. They highlight the dynamism of players in the industry and their achievements, both in France and internationally.

International deployment of HRS in the spotlight

Initially a station manufacturer between 2009 and 2019, the company will be taking a new direction in 2020 by integrating the design and marketing of own-brand hydrogen stations.

HRS has acquired essential skills in the manufacture of hydrogen refuellng stations, making it today the pure player that has manufactured the most high-capacity stations in Europe.

With a rhythm of1 installed station every 10 weeks, HRS has delivered since 2021: more than 22 tons of hydrogen and refueled more than 6 600 vehicles.

With HRS stations deployed throughout Europe, we have set up an Operations Control Centre to remotely supervise the technical operation of the hydrogen stations and guarantee their smooth running thanks to a dedicated team available 24/7, 365 days a year.

Concrete steps forward in its global expansion strategy

Its modular and versatile solutions and its comprehensive range of services mean that HRS is now in a position to expand into new territories.

From July 2024, the HRS teams will be installing the 1st station outside Europe: in Saudi Arabiaand by the end of the year, the company aims to set up a subsidiary in the US..

« We're proud to have won this award, which recognises the daily efforts of our teams to accelerate the development of hydrogen mobility infrastructures, as well as the international roll-out of our offerings. We are exporting our refueling stations to Europe, where they are now operational in France, Germany, the UK and Spain, and we recently concluded our first sale outside Europe, to the Middle East. This first station, which will be installed this summer in Saudi Arabia, paves the way for major commercial opportunities in this region. It also opens the door to potential future sales of larger capacity stations, which will help to accelerate the energy transition through the development of hydrogen mobility. "