In a recent development, a settlement agreement has been reached between HRS, Hype, and Hype Assets to resolve disputes regarding hydrogen stations in Grenoble and Paris. The agreement entails lifting a protective seizure imposed by Hype Assets, returning advance payments to the tune of €3 million, and allowing HRS to retain €1.8 million. Despite the disagreement over order scopes and payment terms, HRS confirms ownership of the stations involved and plans to redeploy them to potential customers, enhancing its operational and commercial flexibility. HRS, a leading player in large-capacity hydrogen refueling stations, offers a wide range of modular and scalable stations with a production capacity of assembling up to 180 stations annually. The company's industrial site includes a unique test area in Europe to trial and develop future products for the hydrogen mobility market. HRS adopts a hydrogen agnostic approach, providing flexibility in using various types of hydrogen and accommodating different production solutions and suppliers. Moreover, HRS emphasizes comprehensive service packages, including 24/7 maintenance, real-time monitoring of station performance, and compatibility with different hydrogen mobility needs. With a significant number of high-capacity stations already installed worldwide, HRS maintains financial solidity through rigorous economic discipline while investing in R&D to drive innovation and maintain its competitive edge in the hydrogen mobility sector.