Krzysztof Zdziarski

Rail vehicle manufacturing

Hydrogen refuelling infrastructure

Trains that use hydrogen as fuel, converted into electricity via fuel cells to power the train.

The network of stations and systems required to store and dispense hydrogen fuel for vehicles.

The process of removing impurities such as oxygen and carbon monoxide from hydrogen gas to ensure its suitability for applications like fuel cells.

Poland

Czechia

Germany

Letter of intent signed between PKN Orlen and Górnośląsko-Zagłębiowska agglomeration for development of hydrogen fuel cell technologies for public transportation.

Joint project between Pesa and PKN Orlen to develop commercial hydrogen fuel cell trains for passenger and freight transportation. First stage focuses on freight locomotive development, with passenger units planned for subsequent phases.

Construction of three hydrogen refuelling stations across various locations in the Czech Republic by PKN Orlen's Unipetrol subsidiary.

Advanced train powered by hydrogen fuel cells equipped with four hydrogen tanks per train, producing only water vapor as a byproduct and eliminating the need for overhead power cables.