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Lhyfe Delfzijl BV is the Dutch subsidiary of Lhyfe S.A., a leading European producer of green and renewable hydrogen. The company is developing a significant renewable hydrogen production project in Delfzijl, located in the Groningen province of the Netherlands, within the local chemical industry cluster.
Its core activities center on the construction and operation of large-scale electrolyzer facilities that produce green hydrogen through the electrolysis of water powered by renewable electricity sources, particularly offshore wind energy. The planned facility has a capacity of approximately 120 to 200 MW, with potential annual production exceeding 20,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen, supporting decarbonization efforts in industry and mobility sectors.
The subsidiary operates as part of the broader Lhyfe group, which is headquartered in France and listed on Euronext Growth Paris under the ticker ALHYF. Lhyfe Delfzijl BV contributes to the group's strategy of establishing decentralized hydrogen ecosystems across Europe. The project in Delfzijl is intended to supply hydrogen locally, including potentially to biomethanol production facilities, and to the wider Dutch and neighboring markets, aligning with regional goals to develop a leading hydrogen valley in North-Western Europe.
By leveraging the region's industrial infrastructure and renewable energy resources, Lhyfe Delfzijl BV positions itself as a key player in the emerging green hydrogen supply chain for hard-to-abate industrial applications.
Also known as DelfzHyl.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Lhyfe Delfzijl, of which one is active.
Lhyfe Delfzijl's role on them: Operator.
1 new construction.
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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.
Delfzijl's access to offshore wind power supports green hydrogen production, aiding decarbonization and easing grid congestion. The project awaits licenses, permissions, and financial decisions.
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