Onsite gas generation specialist HyGear has secured a contract to supply a hydrogen (H2) generation system for Latvia’s budding H2 mobility sector alongside energy and electromobility industry company Hydrogenis.
Under the deal, of which financial details were not disclosed, HyGear will install its Hy.GEN technology in the capital city Riga as part of a H2 filling facility for fuelling fuel cell buses.
HyGear’s Hy.GEN system converts natural gas into H2 via steam methane reforming, offering a “more reliable and cost-effective alternative to conventional supply methods,” according to the company.
“We look forward to the continuity of promoting hydrogen as a clean energy for the environment”
Niels Lanser, Director of Sales, HyGear
Niels Lanser, Director of Sales, signified, “We are pleased to be selected by Hydrogenis to be part of this project and we look forward to the continuity of promoting H2 as a clean energy for the environment.”
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