“The CEOG Power Plant (Centrale Électrique de l’Ouest Guyanais or Western French Guiana Power Plant) will be equipped with 16 MW of high-power electrolysis supplied by McPhy, contributing to the massive storage of renewable energy in the form of hydrogen.”

[FR] “Now listed on the stock exchange, Hydrogen de France (HDF Energy) announces the launch of the site of the power station in western Guyana (CEOG). In gestation for several years, this investment of 170 million euros should be completed in early 2024.”

[FR] “McPhy was selected by Hydrogen de France and its partners Meridiam and Sara to equip the CEOG plant with an electrolyser, the world’s first plant for non-intermittent renewable electrical energy using hydrogen.”

[FR] “McPhy and Rubis groups announced on Wednesday the launch of the construction of a hydrogen power plant in French Guiana.”

[FR] “On September 29, Meridiam and its partners, Hydrogen de France (HDF) and the Société anonyme de la raffinerie des Antilles (Sara), announced the launch of the West Guyanese power plant (CEOG) project, for a commissioned in April 2024. HDF, which will own 10% of the facility, and McPhy will supply the fuel cells and electrolyzers respectively for the plant, which will be built by Siemens Energy SAS and operated by Siemens Energy Global GmbH. “

[FR] “Plastic Omnium plans to generate 3 billion euros in hydrogen at the end of the decade. The French equipment manufacturer has signed a partnership with McPhy to improve the performance of its high pressure tanks thanks to the analysis of data generated by the interface at the filling point.”

[FR] “The hydrogen specialist has announced the opening “in March 2022” of a “new production site” in Grenoble. It should enable it to increase by seven its production capacity of hydrogen stations.”

[FR] “Exclusive. After its mega-fundraising of 180 million euros carried out last fall, as well as the announcement of the construction of a gigafactory in Belfort for 2024, the hydrogen storage specialist McPhy unveils a project to install a new production unit, this time “in the heart of the city of Grenoble” from 2022.”

[FR] “Specialist in zero-carbon hydrogen production and distribution equipment, French company McPhy will increase its serial production capacity for hydrogen stations by seven thanks to the takeover of an industrial site located in Grenoble (Isère).”