Plug Power provides electrolyser for green hydrogen project

Plug Power Inc., a provider of comprehensive hydrogen solutions for the hydrogen economy, has announced that it has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with Hy2gen for a 5MW PEM electrolyser to be installed at Sunrhyse, Hy2gen’s flagship hydrogen production project in Signes, France.

Hy2gen is a company in developing, financing, building, and operating plants for RFNBO-certified hydrogen production. The LoI lays the foundation for collaboration between Plug Power and Hy2gen to advance hydrogen use in southern France. Plug will support the transport and distribution of hydrogen produced at Sunrhyse and continue expanding its turnkey hydrogen forklift solutions for logistics bases across the region.

Together, the companies are developing a global framework for renewable hydrogen production and distribution to accelerate the energy transition across key international markets. “Expanding RFNBO-certified hydrogen production in France marks another important step in Plug’s European growth strategy,” said Jose Luis Crespo, President and Chief Revenue Officer of Plug. “With the Sunrhyse project, we’re supporting the development of local hydrogen ecosystems that can serve logistics, transport, and industrial users across southern France while advancing the region’s decarbonisation goals.”

“Sunrhyse represents a major milestone in France’s hydrogen transition,” said Cyril Dufau-Sansot, CEO of Hy2gen. “Through this partnership with Plug Power, we are demonstrating how renewable hydrogen can scale quickly and provide a foundation for long-term, sustainable growth.”

Plug’s contribution to the Sunrhyse project reinforces the company’s broader European strategy, which includes ongoing hydrogen production and supply operations in Germany and the Netherlands. Together, Plug and Hy2gen are paving the way for a more connected and resilient hydrogen network across Europe.

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Plug Power provides electrolyser for green hydrogen project