Atawey offers three types of hydrogen stations to match your specific needs:

• Evolutive stations – Ideal for high-traffic corridors and urban hubs (especially for AFIR-compliant stations).
• Compact stations – Designed for urban areas and space-constrained locations.
• Mobile stations – Perfect for temporary or remote needs, such as construction sites, testing, or events.

Each station is fully configurable based on your fleet size, location, and operational requirements.

Atawey’s compact and mobile stations are engineered for fast installation, thanks to their all-in-one containerized design and ata’START rapid commissioning program.

For scalable stations, commissioning depends on the project size and complexity, but most installations are operational within a few months after validation.

Atawey offers two main types of hydrogen infrastructure to suit different project needs:

• Hydrogen Production Stations

These stations produce, store, and distribute hydrogen on-site, often using electrolyzers powered by renewable energy sources such as solar or wind. They provide full energy independence and can supply excess hydrogen to satellite stations.

• Satellite Stations

These stations do not produce hydrogen but store and distribute hydrogen delivered (by container or pipeline) from a central production unit. By locating stations closer to users, satellite stations reduce logistical costs while minimizing environmental impact.

This hub-and-spoke model allows a single electrolyzer to supply multiple stations, optimizing investments and reducing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).