Initially installed in Cascais, Portugal to refuel vehicles powered by fuel cells, the DRHYV station currently supplies two buses and a light car at 350 bar, but in the future will supply light vehicles at 700 bar.
Bruno Faustino, Director of the Hydrogen Business Unit, said PRF is already constructing its second DRHYVE station and is also in the process of designing fully autonomous stations with its own locally production of hydrogen.
With both its design and construction being an entirely Portuguese affair, PRF plans for DRHYVE to be the first of many hydrogen refuelling stations around the world built by the company.
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