The RHeaDHy project requires collaboration with external partners to advance the development of a new, high-capacity hydrogen refuelling line specifically designed for heavy-duty vehicles. Below is an alphabetical list of companies and organizations supporting this initiative.
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EDC-Anlagentechnik GmbH is a company with more than 15 years experience in automation and engineering of hydrogen high pressure applications. EDC contributes substantial technical expertise to the project and plays a key role in the realization of the ZBT hydrogen dispenser. Building on their extensive experience in hydrogen systems and plant engineering, EDC is responsible for the electrical installation and integration of the ZBT dispenser, as well as the development, implementation, and commissioning of the control and programming solutions. In addition, EDC provides significant system setup and engineering know-how, supporting the technical configuration, optimization, and operation of the overall system, under the coordination of ZBT.
SPIR STAR supplies hoses to be tested within RHeaDHy testing campaign with the objective to validate their performance under extreme conditions (high flow, low temperatures). They provide technical feedback on integrating their products into next-generation high-capacity stations.
STÄUBLI provides nozzles, receptacles and break-away devices, to be tested under high flow conditions. They also bring o the project technical expertise for the design and integration of their high-flow components. They participate in technical validation and simulation activities, ensuring compatibility with new refueling protocols.
TOYOTA signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) with HRS and ENGIE Lab CRIGEN (On behalf of the consortium) to integrate Twin Mid Flow (TMF) Technology into the HRS RHeaDHy refuelling station. They will provides a test bench and a truck equipped with Twin Mid Flow technology to be used in RHeaDHy’s high-flow testing campaigns.