Haskel’s Hydrogen Systems Group signed a long-term agreement with Hiringa Refuelling NZ (Hiringa) to supply hydrogen refueling stations across New Zealand.

In conjunction with the supply agreement, Hiringa has issued orders for the first four high-capacity refueling stations for its nationwide green hydrogen network, to be delivered and commissioned in 2022.

Phase 1 of the development includes four refueling stations, selected to provide coverage for the major heavy freight routes in the North Island. The network is planned to expand into the South Island through 2023, providing full coverage of all New Zealand’s heavy freight routes. As demand for zero-emission transport grows, over 24 Hiringa high-capacity refueling stations are expected to come online across New Zealand in the next four to five years.

Haskel Hydrogen Systems’ is well-versed in large-scale refueling station installations, having customized its Geno Range to fit refueling needs of large fleets in a diverse set of projects. Haskel’s portfolio of work in hydrogen refueling positions them as an ideal partner on challenging initiatives that advance the hydrogen mobility market. To learn more about Haskel’s hydrogen refueling infrastructure capabilities for both large and small-scale fleets.

Together with partners, Hiringa is developing one of the world’s first nation-wide hydrogen refueling networks in New Zealand. 

"New Zealand is starting to scale up its hydrogen mobility infrastructure, and we are proud to be working with Hiringa in delivering this ambitious roadmap," said Stephen Learney, Haskel’s Global Managing Director.

"Working in partnership with Hiringa, we will utilize compression, storage and dispensing equipment specifically designed and optimized for the New Zealand network."