French hydrogen producer Lhyfe has successfully completed its first industrial combustion tests using green hydrogen to ...

Lhyfe is actively developing a handful of green hydrogen projects on land and at sea. Since the fall of 2022, the company has been testing a 1 MW offshore hydrogen plant that runs on wind power ...

"With Lhyfe targeting over 3 [gigawatts] of hydrogen capacity by 2030, we believe this order could be the first of many from a key strategic partner," West wrote.

The 15 MW green hydrogen production plant will deliver up to 5 tons of green hydrogen per day to local industrial customers Aim to start production in 2026 Lhyfe is one of the pioneers of green ...

A rating of 86/100, up 17 points over 2 years, confirming the performance of its business model ; Lhyfe ranked 1 st among European companies in its sector (Industry - Utilities) and 6th in France for ...

Green hydrogen producer Lhyfe has launched the first Green Hydrogen Marketplace, on its online portal Lhyfe Heroes. Since 2017, Lhyfe has been working to accelerate decarbonization through major ...

French hydrogen company Lhyfe has received a grant of up to 149 million euros ($162 million) from the French government to build a green hydrogen production plant near Le Havre in France, it said ...

--Lhyfe, a pure player in renewable green hydrogen, has placed an order for ten 5 megawatt European manufactured PEM electrolyzer systems with Plug Power Inc., a leading provider of turnkey ...

Highlights & business update of the 2nd half of 2022 Progress on green and renewable hydrogen production projects Industrial and technological agreements to secure access to strategic equipment ...

Lhyfe SA, with a market cap of €155.12 million, is navigating the challenges typical of penny stocks. The company is currently unprofitable and has seen increased losses over the past five ...

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The French green hydrogen producer Lhyfe has disclosed plans to build a 70 MW plant in Perl, Germany, that would deliver up to 30 metric tons per day of hydrogen.