Abdul Latif Jameel Motors has signed an MoU with France’s EODev and UAE-based Octopian to advance hydrogen-powered generator solutions in Saudi Arabia, supporting zero-emission energy adoption in the Kingdom.
Under the agreement, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, EODev, and Octopian will collaborate on the introduction, demonstration, and future localisation of EODev’s hydrogen power technologies in Saudi Arabia.
EODev’s solutions, which include the GEH2 stationary hydrogen generator, operate using Toyota’s fuel cell technology to deliver zero-emission and reliable power for a wide range of applications.
Mazin Ghazi Jameel, Managing Director, Toyota Marketing Operations, said: “This collaboration showcases Abdul Latif Jameel Motors’ commitment and drive to support the Kingdom’s transition toward a low-carbon future in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. By expanding hydrogen solutions through this MoU beyond mobility and into industrial and commercial applications, we aim to help in building a cleaner and more efficient energy landscape for everyone.”
Stéphane Jardin, Deputy CEO, EODev: “We are proud to collaborate with Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and Octopian to bring our hydrogen power solutions to the Kingdom. This collaboration marks a major step in EODev’s global expansion and confirms the relevance of our GEH2 generator, combining Toyota’s proven fuel cell technology with our energy management expertise. Together, we aim to support Saudi Arabia’s ambition to become a leader in clean, reliable, and zero-emission energy, from vision to action.”
Dr Tariq Jbarah, CEO, Octopian Global
Services: “This collaboration represents an important step in Octopian’s
mission to support the region’s transition toward cleaner, smarter, and more
resilient energy ecosystems. By combining our operational excellence with Abdul
Latif Jameel Motors’ market leadership and EODev’s technological expertise, we
aim to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen power solutions that will shape the
Kingdom’s sustainable future.” -TradeArabia News Service