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Grenoble — HRS, the European designer and manufacturer of hydrogen refueling stations, announces that it has received a definitive order for an HRS14 hydrogen refueling station, with a capacity of 200 kg/day, from Flex’hy, one of the eight companies forming Green Corp Konnection, an industrial group offering technological solutions to accelerate the decarbonization of transport.

PowerCell has joined the Newborn project, part of EU’s Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking, that aims to develop environmentally sustainable aviation. The project will focus on developing an aerospace-certified megawatt-class fuel cell propulsion system, which will be powered by hydrogen.

• German-Danish cooperation project aims to realize 140-kilometer pipeline connection from Bornholm to Lubmin with import capacity of up to 10 GW

• Fuel cells offer a valuable pathway for the decarbonization of heavy polluters in the stationary and  maritime domain and are becoming commercially available for widespread adoption;  
• Nedstack is upscaling its advanced fuel cell manufacturing capabilities up to a 1-Gigawatt stack rated  power capacity towards 2027;  
• ZBT has supported the Nedstack technology roadmap definition and previous fuel cell design projects.  Constituted on these prior experiences ZBT and Nedstack have engaged in a Co-Development Partnership  to further support the industrialization of PEM Fuel Cell technology development and production in the  Arnhem-Duisburg region;  

• ABB and Hynamics, the hydrogen subsidiary of EDF group, have signed an agreement to integrate the ABB Ability™ OPTIMAX® energy management system to optimize hydrogen production costs.
• The system is deployed at Hynamics’ “AuxHYGen” low carbon hydrogen production and distribution station in Auxerre, France.
• Potential for collaboration to roll out to four further Hynamics plants in 2023 to produce low carbon hydrogen for industry and mobility.