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TEAL Mobility concluded 2025 with 15 operational hydrogen stations across France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg, and plans to open five additional stations in 2026 at major logistics hubs. The new stations in France, Germany, and the Netherlands enhance the existing network, catering to the increasing demand for alternatives to diesel in freight transport.

The company aims to connect key logistics arteries in Europe, including Mulhouse, Duisburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Berlin, to reduce range anxiety for fleet operators. As a joint venture of TotalEnergies and Air Liquide, TEAL Mobility collaborates with logistics companies to integrate hydrogen solutions into operations. Efforts are underway to lower hydrogen prices, with expectations for prices to drop below €10/kg in France, promoting further demand and investment in hydrogen infrastructure.