- Air Liquide acquires 40% stake in H2V Normandy.
- Project includes a 200 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen.
- Located in Port-Jérôme, Normandy, France.
- Aims to reduce 250,000 tonnes of CO2 annually.
Investment Overview
Air Liquide has acquired a 40% stake in H2V Normandy, a subsidiary of H2V Product. This investment aims to develop a large-scale electrolyzer complex of up to 200 MW for producing renewable and low-carbon hydrogen in France.
Project Location and Goals
The project is situated in the industrial zone of Port-Jérôme in Normandy, France. It aims to supply renewable and low-carbon hydrogen for industrial applications and future heavy mobility uses. The initiative is part of a broader program to decarbonize industrial activities along the Seine Valley axis in Normandy.
Environmental Impact
The electrolyzer project is expected to avoid the emission of 250,000 tonnes of CO2 per year. This aligns with Air Liquide's long-term commitment to hydrogen energy and its goal to contribute to the decarbonization of industry and mobility markets.
Expertise and Technology
Air Liquide will leverage its 50 years of expertise in the hydrogen sector for this project. The company has already implemented a unique CO2 capture solution called CryocapTM at its Port-Jérôme hydrogen production facility.
