Saudi Arabia’s NEOM city will soon build its first hydrogen fueling station. Air Products Qudra signed an agreement with ENOWA, NEOM’s energy, water and hydrogen subsidiary, to build, own, and operate NEOM’s first hydrogen fueling station, providing critical infrastructure for NEOM’s sustainability goals. The initiative will help to decarbonise heavy modes of transport in NEOM, covering buses and heavy-duty trucks. Groundwork for the hydrogen fueling station is scheduled to commence second half of 2023.

Air Products Qudra is the regional development and investment joint venture between US-based Air Products and Qudra Energy, a subsidiary of Vision Invest. Enowa produces and delivers clean and sustainable resources for industrial and commercial applications using a smart and connected infrastructure designed to be circular and takes advantage of NEOM's optimal solar and wind resources.

Announcing the strategic partnership, Air Products said the first hydrogen fueling station aim to provide critical infrastructure for NEOM's sustainability goals.

"Enowa is committed to combating climate change and reducing CO2 emissions through green hydrogen. Therefore, we are delighted to partner with Air Products Qudra in providing hydrogen-powered mobility solutions," ENOWA CEO Peter Terium.

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