Hydrexia to Supply Hydrogen Refueling Stations to Toyota Australia

Hydrexia will supply Toyota Australia with relocatable hydrogen refueling stations to support fuel cell electric vehicles, expanding a partnership that includes deployments in Malaysia and the Philippines.

Hydrexia Pty Ltd has secured an order to supply Toyota Motor Corporation Australia Ltd with relocatable hydrogen refueling stations to support fuel cell electric vehicles in the Australian market. The agreement covers supply, operation, and maintenance of the refueling equipment.

Highlights

  • Hydrexia will provide multiple relocatable hydrogen refueling stations (RHRSs) to Toyota Australia under a supply, operation, and maintenance agreement.
  • The deal expands an existing relationship that includes deployments to UMW Toyota in Malaysia and Toyota Philippines.
  • Hydrexia has expanded operations across Southeast Asia, Europe, the United States, and Australia over the past 12 months.

Expanded Partnership

The agreement builds on previous collaboration between the two companies. Hydrexia has already deployed refueling stations to Toyota operations in Malaysia and the Philippines.

“Australian consumers will continue to benefit from a wider choice of vehicles and technologies, which requires ongoing market leadership in driving this change,” said Ashley Mills, managing director of Hydrexia Pty Ltd. “Hydrexia is proud to offer the necessary infrastructure and support to enable this change.”

Growing Hydrogen Presence

Hydrexia has expanded its international operations across multiple regions in recent months. The Australia order represents continued growth in the company’s hydrogen infrastructure business.

Hydrexia Holding Limited, the parent company, specializes in technology solutions for hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and end-use applications. The company maintains R&D capabilities serving the global hydrogen industry value chain.

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