HRS décroche un contrat pour une station hydrogène de 300 kg/jour en Europe

Le groupe français HRS a signé une commande pour la livraison d'une station hydrogène haute capacité, renforçant sa présence dans un réseau en expansion à l’échelle européenne.

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HRS (Hydrogen Refuelling Solutions), fabricant français de stations de ravitaillement en hydrogène, a annoncé avoir conclu une nouvelle commande avec un partenaire industriel majeur pour l’installation d’une station HRS14. Cette station disposera d’une capacité quotidienne de 300 kilogrammes et sera opérationnelle d’ici au deuxième trimestre 2026.

Une technologie bi-pression adaptée à tous les véhicules

La station HRS14 sera équipée de deux bornes de distribution et fonctionnera en bi-pression, à 350 bar et 700 bar. Cette configuration permettra de ravitailler en continu différents types de véhicules, du transport léger aux poids lourds. Le modèle back-to-back retenu permettra une distribution sans interruption, ce qui le rend compatible avec les usages intensifs dans les secteurs logistiques ou industriels.

Un partenariat récurrent dans un secteur en croissance

Ce nouveau contrat s’inscrit dans une dynamique de coopération commerciale entre HRS et ses clients industriels. Bien que l’identité du commanditaire n’ait pas été précisée, HRS souligne la récurrence des partenariats avec les grands donneurs d’ordre. Cette commande porte à 20 le nombre de stations actuellement en cours de fabrication, tandis que 30 autres sont déjà installées à travers l’Europe.

Un portefeuille de 50 stations à horizon 2026

Le déploiement de cette nouvelle infrastructure portera à 50 le nombre total de stations HRS installées ou en commande. L’entreprise met en avant sa capacité à fournir rapidement des solutions opérationnelles, avec un processus industriel optimisé pour respecter les délais contractuels. Ce contrat illustre également la montée en charge des commandes à l’échelle continentale.

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