Their approach also future-proofs customers: as hydrogen fuel develops, the same partnership stands ready – Processkontroll has already integrated hydrogen capabilities and Hexagon’s cylinder technology for hydrogen (via subsidiary Hexagon Purus) is among the most advanced.
Ultimately, this long‑term collaboration demonstrates a triple win scenario: Processkontroll’s evolution into a Nordic clean‑energy powerhouse, Hexagon Agility’s strengthened market footprint, and - crucially - a regional decarbonisation model that doesn’t depend on multibillion‑euro or krone pipeline networks. By enabling green gas to move freely and flexibly across the Nordics, this partnership has shown that smart transport solutions can achieve in years what conventional infrastructure would take decades to deliver.
On February 17, 2026, Hexagon Agility delivered its 6,000th cylinder to Processkontroll Green Technology. The 6,000th cylinder milestone came amid accelerating demand for biomethane in Northern Europe. Together, the partnership’s mobile gas storage solutions in the Nordic region are contributing to the reduction of more than 200,000 tons of CO₂ emissions annually – equivalent to approximately 0.5% of Sweden’s total emissions each year.
As Europe’s demand for biomethane accelerates under EU Green Deal initiatives, the two partners are poised to scale up and continue delivering clean energy wherever it’s needed. In the words of Hexagon’s team: “We're proud to have shown that technology is no longer the barrier – the solutions are here, they're proven and they are only going to get better. Together with partners like Processkontroll, we’re proud to be making better energy easily available for all.”
