The purchase order for its hydrogen distribution trailers using Type 4 cylinders came from a “leading Central European integrated energy company” and covers the delivery of the units.

Available in sizes from 10ft to 45ft, Hexagon says its distribution units can supply hydrogen to industrial sites and hydrogen refuelling stations.

The purchased units will be produced in the company’s facility in Weeze, Germany.

While the customer was not revealed, CEO Morten Holum said the company was happy to aid the customer’s “growing mobility infrastructure network.”

“This order is a direct result of our recent efforts to diversify the customer base and contributes to strengthening our order book for the second half of 2026,” he continued.

This European order comes after the technology provider faced a rocky 2025 with hydrogen sales decreasing in Western markets.

It recently joined other European players in a shift toward betting on China’s hydrogen momentum, establishing a joint venture with CIMC Enric for rolling out hydrogen distribution units in Asia.

The technology provider reported an uptick in hydrogen infrastructure applications for an 18% revenue increase from Q4 of 2024 to the same period of 2025.