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HysetCo is a France-based hydrogen mobility company that develops and operates hydrogen refueling infrastructure and fleet services for fuel-cell vehicles, with a focus on professional fleets such as taxis in the Paris region. Formed as a consortium with industrial and mobility partners including Air Liquide, Toyota, Idex, and the Hype/STEP taxi operator, the company integrates vehicle deployment with fueling network build-out to support zero-emission urban transport.
HysetCo’s activities span site development, construction and operation of hydrogen refueling stations, vehicle leasing and fleet support, and sourcing of low‑carbon hydrogen through partnerships. Its network is designed for intensive-use light-duty vehicles and is being expanded to serve broader mobility use cases. By aggregating infrastructure, vehicles, and fuel supply, HysetCo helps create reliable end-use demand for hydrogen, linking the transport sector with the wider hydrogen and chemical value chain in and around Greater Paris.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving HysetCo, of which one is active.
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Convertible loan to fund deployment of premium hydrogen taxis; plan to integrate ~2,000 vehicles over five years and add hydrogen cars to a business taxi offering.
A 400M euro investment in a 200 MW electrolyzer will supply renewable hydrogen to a refinery and other customers, aiding decarbonization in Normandy. The project is supported by the French government.
The project, using Siemens Energy tech, aims to decarbonize Normandy's industry and boost hydrogen mobility. It seeks €190M from IPCEI and plans CO2 capture with partners, targeting 2025 completion.
The project will build a 200 MW electrolyzer, cutting 250,000 tonnes of CO2 annually by 2025. It supports a low-carbon hydrogen network in Normandy and has secured key EU and French funding.
A 40% stake acquisition in H2V Normandy aims to build a 200 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen, reducing 250,000 tonnes of CO2 annually and supporting industrial decarbonization in Normandy.
Due to limited progress and financing issues, Nel will focus on other high-value projects. The H2V project's halt won't impact Nel's order backlog or future hydrogen initiatives in Europe.
The agreement involves designing, constructing, and maintaining renewable hydrogen plants in France, aiming to inject hydrogen into natural gas pipelines, with potential expansion to 700 MW by 2025.
The plant will use water electrolysis to produce hydrogen and methane, reducing CO2 emissions. Half of the €450M investment is for production equipment, aiming for technology transfer and future expansion.
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