Hexagon Purus receives order from MCV for hydrogen fuel storage systems
Published by Ellie Brosnan,
Editorial Assistant
Tanks and Terminals,
Hexagon Purus, a manufacturer of zero emission mobility and infrastructure solutions, has received its first purchase order for the delivery of hydrogen fuel storage systems from MCV, a bus manufacturer in the Middle East and Africa, worth approximately €2.4 million.
Hexagon Purus’ hydrogen fuel storage systems will be delivered in 2025 for use onboard MCV’s hydrogen fuel cell electric buses, targeted for the European public transportation market.
The hydrogen storage systems will be manufactured in Hexagon Purus’ facility in Kassel, Germany.
“We continue to experience strong commercial momentum for hydrogen transit bus as more bus manufacturers introduce fuel-cell electric bus offerings to support decarbonisation of public transportation across several core markets”, said Michael Kleschinski, Executive Vice President of Hydrogen Mobility and Infrastructure at Hexagon Purus. “We are excited to receive this first order from MCV and are looking forward to support their efforts in rolling out their hydrogen offering in Europe.”
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