Achievments for the hydrogen sector in France in October

In Le Cheylas, Lhyfe starts the construction of its largest renewable hydrogen production site in France, kick-starting large-scale production in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

As part of the Arv’hy project, HYVIA supplies a dozen Renault Master Van H2-Tech and a hydrogen station developed with Atawey to decarbonise mobility in the Arve Valley in France.

Q ENERGY and Inthy join forces to develop a renewable project combining green hydrogen and agrivoltaics near Dijon.

EKPO supplies fuel cell stacks for the HYGUANE project, aimed at stationary power generation in Europe’s Spaceport.

GRTgaz launches a call for expression of interest in a hydrogen pipeline between the port of Dunkirk, Ghent and Antwerp, in Belgium. 

BEA Alizay and VERSO ENERGY sign an agreement for the future production of sustainable fuel through biogenic CO2 in Alizay, Normandy.

Teréga signs a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Occitanie region, DEME Concessions and Euroports for the development of the infrastructure of Port-La Nouvelle, a strategic hub for hydrogen and CO2.

In Nantes Saint-Nazaire Port area, Lhyfe and Elyse Energy plan to produce e-methanol from renewable hydrogen, to decarbonise maritime transport.

Ephyra inaugurates the first hydrogen refueling station in a marina in Anse de la Réserve, Marseille.

NAAREA and EO Concept, a subsidiary of Energy Observer, sign a strategic partnership to develop the production of hydrogen and low-carbon electrofuels to decarbonise maritime mobility.

Beyond Aero raises total capital to $44M to electrify aviation with hydrogen propulsion.

EODev is to receive €40 million from the EU Innovation Fund to keep developing its liquid hydrogen-powered vessel Energy Observer 2.

EDF Renewable’s HYODE project, aiming to develop renewable hydrogen production with offshore wind production is to receive a grant from the EU Innovation Fund.

You can read more about theses activities in the document below.