[FR] “Four electrolyser plant projects are in the making, giving hope for a real French industrial sector for hydrogen. They are called “gigafactories” because they should ultimately allow the manufacture of equipment capable of producing more than one gigawatt of hydrogen.”

[FR] “Aligned with the wishes of French government, as part of its recovery plan, hydrogen is transforming into investments in France”

[FR] “Last week, the historical operator, McPhy, stated the preselection of Belfort, in Franche-Comté, for its gigafactory of electrolysers of 1 GW per year.”

[FR] “The French company McPhy announced Thursday that it had pre-selected the Belfort site to build an electrolyzer plant as part of the development of hydrogen in France, with several hundred jobs at stake.”

[FR] “McPhy, specialist in zero-carbon hydrogen production and distribution equipment (electrolysers and charging stations), today announces that it has preselected the Belfort site to build its Gigafactory of electrolysers and takes stock of the anticipation of its sales in the first half of 2021.”

“French hydrogen specialist McPhy announced on Thursday that it has pre-selected Belfort, a commune in northeastern France, as the potential site for its electrolyser gigafactory.”

[FR] “The French company McPhy announced Thursday that it had pre-selected the Belfort site to build an electrolyzer plant as part of the development of hydrogen in France, with several hundred jobs at stake.”

[FR] In a press release published very early this Thursday morning, industrial McPhy confirms having pre-selected Belfort to install its gigafactory of alkaline electrolyzers”.

This morning, McPhy confirmed its will to set up its future electrolyser plant: equipment that transforms electricity into hydrogen, in Belfort.