HNO International (HNOI) has successful refuelled a hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai using its Compact Hydrogen Refuelling Station (CHRS™).
Taking place at a hydrogen workspace facility located in Houston, the US, the demonstration validated the effectiveness of CHRS and highlighted its adaptability across different vehicle types, including fuel cell electric FCEVs) and hydrogen internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.
The CHRS is a space-efficient refuelling system and is designed to generate, store, and dispense high-quality, fuel cell-grade clean hydrogen extracted via water through anion exchange membrane (AEM) electrolysis.
The technology is expected to ensure safe and efficient refuelling processes while also meeting the highest hydrogen standards and certifications.
The Chairman of HNOI, Don Owens, said, “CHRS represents a green future, offering communities and entities a scalable and efficient solution for embracing hydrogen-based technologies and advancing towards a zero-emission transportation industry.”
Despite not being in a partnership with Toyota Motor Corporation, HNOI is committed to advancing and supporting the adoption of zero-emission vehicles and is committed to develop clean and green hydrogen infrastructure to support the hydrogen automotive industry.
In 2021, the Toyota Mirai achieved a Guinness World Records title for recording the longest distance travelled by a hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle without refuelling.
