Hydrogen stations, also known as hydrogen refueling stations, are critical infrastructure for the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and Hyto Energy provides solutions to support their development and operation. These stations are designed to dispense high-purity hydrogen (99.999%+) at pressures of 35MPa (for passenger vehicles) or 70MPa (for commercial vehicles and extended-range cars), enabling fast refueling—typically 3-5 minutes, comparable to gasoline. Hyto’s contribution to hydrogen stations includes the supply of high-pressure hydrogen storage tanks, which store the hydrogen on-site, and integration systems that connect the storage to the refueling dispensers, ensuring safe, efficient transfer. Many stations also incorporate small-scale electrolyzers, often PEM models, to produce hydrogen on-site using renewable energy, reducing reliance on transported hydrogen and enhancing the station’s sustainability. These electrolyzers can be scaled to meet station demand, from small facilities serving a handful of vehicles to large hubs supporting fleets. Safety is paramount in station design, with features such as leak detection systems, pressure relief valves, and flame arrestors, all compliant with global standards like SAE J2601 (refueling protocols) and ISO 17268 (station safety). Hyto works with station operators to optimize layout, ensuring smooth vehicle access and efficient operations, while also providing training on safe handling and maintenance. By supporting the development of hydrogen stations, Hyto Energy helps expand the reach of hydrogen mobility, making fuel cell vehicles a practical choice for consumers and fleets alike.