Obayashi Corp.

A hydrogen-fueled power plant to be constructed in Kobe, Japan by Obayashi and Kawasaki Heavy Industries in partnership with Kansai Electric Power. The facility will generate electricity for Kobe's hotel district and surrounding commercial areas.

Hydrogen electrolyzer pilot project in Taupo, New Zealand, operated by Obayashi and Tauropaki Trust.

Hydrogen produced from renewable electricity sources, considered a critical component for hydrogen's long-term credibility as a clean fuel.

Hydrogen stored and transported in its liquid state, requiring cryogenic temperatures near -253°C. It is a key focus for GenH2's expertise.

Fabrum will manufacture CPH2's IP-protected Membrane-Free Electrolyser, which is used alongside their cryogenic technologies for hydrogen production systems.

Auckland

Canterbury

United Kingdom

The first green hydrogen rapid refueling station in New Zealand, located at the Coregas NZ Manukau site, designed to provide fast H2 refueling for heavy-duty vehicles.

Government policy programme under development for release in early 2020, outlining hydrogen development strategy and applications for New Zealand.

A 1MW electrolyser hydrogen refuelling station featuring dual-pressure dispensing (350 bar and 700 bar) for both light vehicles and heavy-duty trucks, combining Fabrum's cryogenic technologies with CPH2's Membrane-Free Electrolyser technology.

Electrolyser technology used in Fabrum's hydrogen refuelling stations to produce hydrogen via electrolysis. Developed by UK-based CPH2 and manufactured under agreement by Fabrum.

Cryocooler and liquefier systems designed and manufactured by Fabrum, marketed under the AFCryocooler brand.

Integrated hydrogen production and refuelling system combining a 1MW electrolyser with cryogenic technologies and dual-pressure dispensing capability (350 bar and 700 bar). Enables hydrogen production via electrolysis powered by renewable energy and dispensing for both light vehicles and heavy-duty trucks.