Atawey, a French company specializing in hydrogen refueling stations, has made a strategic expansion to the High Tech Campus Eindhoven in the Netherlands, furthering its commitment to green mobility. Supported by the Brabant Development Agency (BOM) and the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, this move is a significant step towards establishing a presence in the innovation hub of Eindhoven. Atawey's aim to cater to the expected hydrogen demand in the Brainport Eindhoven region by 2030 aligns well with the local goals of becoming a leader in sustainable transportation. The company's reputation for modular and high-performance hydrogen solutions positions it as a key player in meeting the mobility needs of captive fleets and transit corridors. Recently closing a €22 million equity fundraising round indicates Atawey's dedication to accelerating its industrial scale-up and providing innovative solutions. Geoffroy Ville, Atawey's International Business Development Manager, highlighted the importance of local collaborations to offer customized services and ensure quality and equipment availability. The partnership with BOM signifies a significant milestone in the Dutch hydrogen landscape, as Atawey's expertise in flexible refueling stations contributes to the region's transition towards climate-neutral mobility. The collaboration with public and private partners sets a strong foundation for sustainable growth, emphasizing the collective effort in driving green mobility forward.