Cavendish Hydrogen and PAK-PCE H2 Partnership
Cavendish Hydrogen ASA (Oslo Børs ticker: CAVEN) is excited to share a significant contract awarded to upgrade the hydrogen refueling station in collaboration with PAK-PCE Stacje H2. This collaboration marks another milestone in enhancing the hydrogen infrastructure in Poland. The upgrade, valued at around EUR 1.3 million, is set to be completed by the end of the first quarter in 2026.
Upgrade to Rybnik Station
The Rybnik hydrogen station, operational since the third quarter of the previous year, has demonstrated impressive performance. By fueling over 7,500 vehicles and dispensing more than 100,000 kg of hydrogen, it has proven its reliability. With the addition of 11 Neso buses to the local public transport, the station is poised for an upgrade to support the expanding fleet effectively.
Enhancements to Capacity
As part of the upgrade project, a new module and dispenser will be integrated into the station. This transformation will position the Rybnik station among the largest hydrogen fueling stations in Europe, catering effectively to the increasing demand for hydrogen refueling in urban transport.
A Strong Partnership for the Future
CEO of Cavendish, Robert Borin, emphasizes the importance of this partnership: “We are pleased to continue building on the already strong partnership with PAK-PCE H2 Stations. Our cooperation showcases our market-leading product quality and commitment to operational excellence. We are determined to establish a prominent position in the Polish market.”
Collaboration Benefits
PAK-PCE H2 Stations have been collaborating with Cavendish from the onset of building a robust network of hydrogen refueling stations. According to Pawe? Bujak, CTO of PAK-PCE, this ongoing collaboration is vital in enriching the hydrogen market and transforming urban transport. “Our enhanced infrastructure will notably contribute to developing a vibrant hydrogen market supported by our innovative Neso buses,” Bujak comments.
For More Information
For additional inquiries, please contact Mirza Koristovic, Head of Investor Relations at Cavendish Hydrogen ASA. While the company remains at the forefront of hydrogen technology, it continues to ensure transparent communication with stakeholders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nature of the contract awarded to Cavendish Hydrogen?
The contract involves upgrading the hydrogen station in Rybnik, Poland, valued at approximately EUR 1.3 million.
When is the upgrade of the Rybnik station expected to be completed?
The completion of the upgrade is anticipated by the end of the first quarter in 2026.
How many vehicles has the Rybnik station fueled?
Since its opening, the Rybnik station has fueled over 7,500 vehicles and dispensed more than 100,000 kg of hydrogen.
What are the benefits of upgrading the Rybnik station?
The upgrade will expand the station's capacity to accommodate more vehicles, especially with the addition of Neso buses for public transport.
How does Cavendish Hydrogen view its partnership with PAK-PCE H2?
Cavendish views its relationship with PAK-PCE as a demonstration of strong market presence and operational excellence in the hydrogen sector.
