If you will be installing multiple injectors & drivers, you can also
use fast diodes returned to a common "supervoltage" rail, which has a
capacitor & Zener down to either ground, or the DC+ rail. The
supervoltage rail may float at +75V (say), being charged by the
"flyback" pulses from the injectors. This idea comes from an old Epson
application report, directed at dot-matrix printers (not so different,
if lower power.)
If you do this, you will quickly see just how much energy is wasted in
heating that Zener. There are ways to reclaim that energy, & return it
to the main DC rail, effectively using it to help fire the next injector
in sequence. (Sorry I can't discuss the details: they were the property
of my employer.)