US-based HNO International (HNOI) was thrust into the spotlight in January after its Compact Hydrogen Refuelling Station (CHRS) successfully refuelled a Toyota Mirai in Houston, Texas.
Capable of refuelling both fuel cell electric (FCEV) and hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, the CHRS is expected to be a space-efficient system designed to generate, store and dispense fuel cell-grade hydrogen extracted via AEM electrolysis.
Originally established as an electrolyser business, HNOI has recently shifted focus to both the production and distribution of hydrogen, creating a “unique approach” according to President and CEO, Paul Mueller. The company now targets the development of 15 hydrogen production and refuelling facilities along “critical arteries” by the end of the decade.
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