hiPower Energy S.A. is a Poland-based clean technology and hydrogen energy company specializing in the development, engineering, and commercialization of decentralized power generation, hydrogen recycling, and advanced material technologies for industrial and commercial sectors. The company provides a systematic portfolio of proprietary zero- and low-emission solutions, including: Hydrogen Recycle & Purification (HRP) systems, which are industrial-grade recovery and purification installations engineered to capture hydrogen from manufacturing exhaust gases for closed-loop reuse in semiconductor fabrication, metallurgy, and chemical processing; mGen fuel cell power units, which reform liquid methanol into hydrogen on demand to produce decentralized electricity and thermal energy for telecommunications infrastructure, uninterrupted power supplies (UPS), and off-grid facilities; myGO mobile fast-charging stations, which integrate mGen fuel cell systems to deliver off-grid electric vehicle charging infrastructure without requiring connection to the electrical grid; advanced sol-gel barrier coatings developed by its materials division to seal high-pressure hydrogen storage tanks, pipes, and transport vessels against molecular permeation and hydrogen embrittlement; and plasma-assisted biomass gasification systems designed to convert organic waste into synthesis gas, green hydrogen, and e-methanol. The company serves industrial manufacturers, fleet operators, telecommunications companies, and municipal energy providers across Europe and Asia, commercializing technologies previously validated in Asian industrial markets. Originally founded in 2008 and headquartered in Bielany Wrocławskie, Poland, the company is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange NewConnect market under the ticker HPE. In major recent developments, the company executed a strategic transformation from its legacy e-commerce operations into the hydrogen energy sector through the acquisition of hiPower Europe, formally changing its corporate name from Arena.pl S.A. to hiPower Energy S.A. in April 2024. In 2024, the company established and consolidated its specialized research subsidiary, hiPower Institute of Materials Sp. z o.o., to accelerate commercial development of sol-gel barrier coatings for hydrogen transport and storage infrastructure. In addition, hiPower Energy S.A. established research and development agreements with academic institutions, including the Wrocław University of Science and Technology, and secured public grant funding under the European Funds for a Modern Economy (FENG) program to support the scaling and European commercial deployment of its hydrogen technologies.