Author: PPD Team Date: 06/11/2024

Airox Nigen has launched a 1 MW green hydrogen system in Russia, marking a significant step in its global expansion and commitment to environmental sustainability. 

This system, designed to produce hydrogen without greenhouse gas emissions, aligns with Airox Nigen’s strategy to strengthen its international presence and contribute to the global shift towards renewable energy. 

Through these installations, the company aims to reduce carbon footprints and support climate change mitigation efforts across diverse markets.

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