H2 Station

2 – 10 kg H₂ per dayMade on site from water and power, across three models

A complete hydrogen generation, storage and dispensing system in one packaged station. Feed it tap water and grid or renewable power; it delivers 99.999% pure hydrogen at up to 700 bar.

A miniature hydrogen ecosystem

Stop relying on external suppliers. Generate, store and dispense your own fuel.

The H2 Station packages an electrolyzer, compressor, storage and dispenser into one system.

It accepts tap water or rainwater through built-in filtering and conditioning, runs on grid power or solar and wind, and turns both into vehicle-grade hydrogen on site. No delivery trucks, no supply contracts: your fuel, made where you use it.

2–10 kg

H₂ per day, three models

99.999%

Hydrogen purity

11 kg

Per pack at 200 bar

200–700 bar

Dispensing output

Three machines, one station

Make. Manage. Dispense.

Set a daily output inside the published range and watch water and power become banked, dispensable hydrogen.

Simulated Day 1, 00:00
In
Tap or rainwater
Grid, solar or wind power
Make

The hydrogen maker

The electrolyzer splits filtered water into hydrogen, then compresses and banks it.

Purity99.999%
Manage

Intelligent storage

Modular hydrogen packs, 11 kg each at 200 bar. The Smart Monitor shows hydrogen levels and cylinder temperature in any web browser.

Fuel on hand0.0 kg
Dispense

The dispenser

Bidirectional. Recompresses from storage at a higher rate, from forklift and drone cylinders to 700 bar passenger cars.

Output200–700 bar
Out
Vehicles and drones
Cylinder refills
Stationary fuel cells
1.8 days

To fill one 11 kg pack

16.4 packs

Filled in 30 days

2,190 kg

Made in a year on site

Arithmetic on the published figures at a steady daily rate; actual output depends on model and site conditions. Scalable architectures beyond 10 kg per day are in development.

Inside the station

One machine that generates, compresses and stores.

2–10 kg H₂ per day

The hydrogen maker

The onboard electrolyzer splits filtered water into 99.999% pure hydrogen, then compresses and banks it. Built-in filtering and conditioning mean it feeds on ordinary tap water or captured rainwater.

11 kg per pack at 200 bar

Intelligent storage

Modular hydrogen packs bank the output while the Smart Monitor tracks hydrogen levels and cylinder temperature, visible remotely from any web browser, so you always know how much fuel is on hand without visiting the station.

200–700 bar

The dispenser

A bidirectional dispenser recompresses hydrogen from storage at a higher rate, delivering vehicle-ready fills across the full pressure range, from forklift and drone cylinders to 700 bar passenger cars.

Datasheet

Full specifications

Three models. Scalable architectures beyond 10 kg per day are in development. Talk to us about roadmap sizing for larger fleets and facilities.

Size a station

Production
ModelsThree, producing 2–10 kg of hydrogen per day
Hydrogen purity99.999%
FeedwaterTap water or rainwater, via built-in filtering and conditioning
Power inputGrid power, or solar and wind
Storage
Standard hydrogen pack11 kg at 200 bar
ArchitectureModular packs; combined electrolyzer, compressor, storage and dispenser in one station
Dispensing
Output pressure200–700 bar
Dispenser typeBidirectional; recompresses from storage at a higher rate
Monitoring
Smart MonitorRemote tracking from any web browser
Tracked parametersHydrogen levels and cylinder temperature
Where it works

Fuel independence, four ways.

Stationary vehicle fueling

A fixed fueling point for hydrogen-powered cars, trucks, buses, forklifts and drones, producing every day, so the fleet draws from a reserve you replenish on site instead of a delivery schedule.

Fully renewable systems

Integrate the station with solar panels or wind turbines for a fully renewable, self-sufficient energy system: sunlight and water in, vehicle-grade fuel out, with no grid connection required.

Temporary refueling operations

Events, construction zones and disaster relief operations get hydrogen tank refueling on location for exactly as long as the work lasts. Then the station moves to the next site.

Communities that make their own backup

Housing developments and facilities generate and store their own hydrogen for primary or backup power, building a fuel reserve on site instead of depending on outside supply when the grid goes down.

Own your fuel supply.

Tell us your daily hydrogen demand and what feeds your site: grid, solar or wind. We'll size the station, the storage packs and the dispensing to match.