The COSMHYC DEMO hydrogen refuelling station was officially inaugurated in Sorigny, France, marking a significant milestone for hydrogen mobility in the Centre-Val de Loire region and Europe. The project, co-funded by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership, aims to demonstrate an innovative hybrid hydrogen compression technology that combines mechanical and thermochemical technologies for more efficient compression. This advancement addresses key techno-economic barriers in the hydrogen value chain, supporting the delivery of clean hydrogen for various uses. The station, operational at the Isoparc business park, will showcase the compression solution in real-world conditions. The event brought together representatives from regional and local authorities, industry stakeholders, and project partners to celebrate the launch and explore the technology behind the station. Positioned near Tours and integrated into the Isoparc business park, the station is strategically located to serve public, private, and industrial fleets, filling a critical gap in France's hydrogen refuelling infrastructure. The inauguration highlighted the strategic importance of the station for the region's hydrogen ecosystem, with key figures emphasizing its role in promoting innovation, sustainability, and European collaboration. The project underscores the value of EU-funded R&D in advancing hydrogen technologies and enhancing regional and European hydrogen infrastructure. As part of the initiatives in the region promoting low-carbon solutions, the COSMHYC DEMO station contributes to the growth of the hydrogen value chain and complements existing hydrogen-powered vehicles and upcoming projects like the Hy'Touraine. The COSMHYC DEMO project showcases the successful collaboration between European partners in maturing hydrogen compression technology and promoting the adoption of hydrogen mobility. The station's role in advancing clean mobility and supporting the hydrogen economy demonstrates the collective effort towards sustainable and innovative solutions in the transportation sector.