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Lhyfe is a French producer and developer of renewable (green) hydrogen, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Nantes. The company designs, builds, and operates electrolysis plants that are directly connected to renewable power sources such as wind and solar, with the aim of supplying decarbonized hydrogen for industrial processes and mobility applications. Lhyfe is listed on Euronext Paris.
Its activities span project development, plant operations, and hydrogen supply across several European markets, including France and Germany, with additional projects under development in countries such as the UK, the Netherlands, and the Nordics. Lhyfe serves customers in road and public transport, logistics, and industry (e.g., refining, chemicals, and materials), providing both on-site production and delivered hydrogen solutions. The company is also known for Sealhyfe, one of the first offshore green hydrogen production demonstrators, which explored producing hydrogen at sea using marine renewable energy.
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MoU to assess local renewable hydrogen supply for a planned Delfzijl biomethanol plant, targeting roughly 12,000 tonnes H2 per year to boost biomethanol yields.
Adds up to 100 t/year of RFNBO hydrogen for two years to meet mobility and industrial demand in Germany amid a fast-ramping market.
10-year offtake plus minority equity in four European renewable hydrogen sites; minimum volumes start in 2026 and ramp to several hundred tonnes per year.
Adds 10 Type IV containers to an 84-unit fleet; surpassed 1,000 deliveries in 2025, supplies RFNBO hydrogen across nine European countries and plans 70% capacity growth in 2026.
Mobile refuelling unit supplies six fuel-cell buses with RFNBO-certified green hydrogen, allowing service start in December 2025 while a permanent station is built in 2026.
Co-development deal to accelerate green hydrogen projects in Germany amid RED III-driven RFNBO demand, combining electrolysis production, construction, financing and transport; possible EU expansion.
Multi-year deal to supply green hydrogen to an Austrian R&D site for development and validation of third-gen fuel-cell systems; first Austrian deliveries via bulk transport; RFNBO-certified.
Lhyfe scored 88/100 in 2024 ESG performance, reflecting strong environmental efforts and energy independence, with improved ratings since 2022.
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