Cavendish H2Station Hydrogen Fueling Stations

Cavendish Hydrogen is a hydrogen fueling infrastructure company based in Herning, Denmark, with production in Herning and about 20 years of field experience. It became a standalone listed company after a spin-off from Nel Hydrogen. The old cavendishhydrogen.com domain redirects to cavendishh2.com.

Its H2Station offering is standardized, complete fueling solutions with product lines H2Core, H2Connect, H2Serve and H2Buffer. The site cites 145+ station modules sold and 100+ systems commissioned in Europe, North America and Korea, and a new high-capacity platform scaling daily fueling from 300 kg to 6,000 kg.

• H2Core: core fueling station modules offered as standardized products.
• H2Connect and H2Buffer: connection and buffer storage product lines.
• H2Serve: service offering for installed stations.
• High-capacity platform: scales daily fueling from 300 kg to 6,000 kg with 700 bar fueling.
• Compression: piston compressor developed with Hoerbiger plus diaphragm compressor boost stage.

Hydrogen bus depots in major Vietnamese cities. Logistics hubs testing hydrogen heavy-duty trucks. Industrial parks pairing on-site hydrogen with a fueling station.

Standardized station modules aim to avoid one-off engineering for each project. The company claims about 50% lower energy consumption than competitors in its tests. A heavy-duty truck can take 60 to 80 kg of hydrogen in about 10 minutes. Experience across Europe, North America and Korea is reported on the site.

Hydrogen trucks and buses need high-throughput refueling stations as fleets grow. Asian markets such as Korea already operate stations, and Vietnam may consider pilot hydrogen mobility corridors in the future.

Cavendish Hydrogen ASA, Herning, Denmark; spin-off from Nel Hydrogen. May 2026 strategic equity investment and cooperation with BHDT GmbH and a settlement with Iwatani Corporation of America in June 2026 are reported in the news. Q2 2026 results published 27 August 2026.