On the occasion of Hyvolution Paris 2023, HYVIA and HYSETCO announce that they are joining forces to accelerate the development of hydrogen mobility for light commercial vehicles.
HYVIA and HYSETCO are developing a new cooperation which aims to:
- Improving the customer experience of HYVIA commercial vehicle users at public H2 charging stations in the HYSETCO network.
- The study of an integrated offer of HYVIA commercial vehicles which will be proposed by HYSETCO, including the vehicle, the associated services and the supply of hydrogen.
- Additional services offered by HYSETCO for HYVIA commercial vehicle customers.
- Support by HYVIA for the development of HYSETCO’s network of public H2 stations.
This cooperation is based on the complementarity of the offers of HYVIA and HYSETCO:
– HYVIA, a joint venture dedicated to hydrogen mobility, offers an ecosystem of solutions including a range of H2 commercial vehicles (van, minibus, chassis-cab) and private H2 charging stations for its professional customers.
– HYSETCO, the leading company in light hydrogen mobility in France, develops and operates public H2 charging stations and offers integrated solutions to facilitate access to hydrogen mobility for professionals.
“Strongly committed to the hydrogen sector since its creation in June 2021, HYVIA continues in 2023 the deployment of its unique and complete ecosystem dedicated to hydrogen mobility. This collaboration with HYSETCO allows us to go even further to support our professional customers, in order to offer them even more charging solutions and services. DAVID HOLDERBACH PRESIDENT HYVIA.
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“We are delighted with this initiative between HYVIA and HYSETCO, which will allow us to offer our professional customers the best solutions to facilitate their transition to zero-emission hydrogen mobility, on a range of utility vehicles. HYSETCO, leader in light hydrogen mobility, confirms its commitment to contribute today and tomorrow to pollution-free cities.” LOIC VOISIN.
