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Published the 04/04/2025

How to guarantee green hydrogen traceability?

Interview of Flore de Durfort, CEO & Co-founder of Atmen I worked at the intersection of gas, electricity, and carbon markets for 10 years, which naturally led me to hydrogen. I believe hydrogen is key for decarbonizing industry reconquering energy sovereignty, alongside renewable energy and carbon capture. Atmen focuses on automating the certification of low-carbon products, starting with hydrogen.

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Published the 04/04/2025

Green H2: potential impact & services for the ocean

Interview of Patricia Handmann - Environment and oxygenation expert at Lhyfe. I am working at Lhyfe as oxygenation advisor. My focus is on the environmental impacts and potential environmental services of hydrogen production, particularly at sea.

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Published the 26/03/2025

Lhyfe Shortlisted for Hydrogen UK Community Engagement Award! 

Lhyfe has been shortlisted for Hydrogen UK’s Community Engagement Award for its efforts in Wallsend, where it actively involves the community through education, transparency, and partnerships in its plan to build a green hydrogen production site.

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Lhyfebox, DB Tübingen project

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Deutsche Bahn’s first hydrogen trains

Deutsche Bahn Energie has launched an innovative project in Tübingen: to run hydrogen trains on renewable hydrogen, produced by a Lhyfebox and stored in a station before powering the trains.

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Vendée: the emergence of a renewable hydrogen sector in the region

The Vendée region has the ambition to install and develop a renewable hydrogen sector in its territory. It was one of the pioneers in that direction.

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Lidl opens the first hydrogen logistics platform

Lidl is proud to open the first green hydrogen logistics platform in Europe in Carquefou. With 98 operational handling machines, Lidl believes in green hydrogen to optimize its logistics and reduce its CO2 emissions.

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Price of hydrogen - A full tank of hydrogen costs around €70, so it's cheaper than a full tank of petrol. Hello, I'm Matthieu Guesné, CEO of Lhyfe, and I'm going to talk to you about hydrogen. A full tank of hydrogen will run you 700 km for roughly €60 to €70. That's what we can afford today. Since we can produce it competitively, we can connect directly to renewable energies and then install plants that will enable us to achieve economies of scale quickly enough to produce it centrally and then distribute it to points of consumption. If we build large enough plants, we can produce hydrogen at a competitive price and deliver it to a large number of service stations. A large city like Paris, like Toulouse, can very easily afford its own hydrogen production unit. But what we're doing at Lhyfe is avoiding this ecological divide by producing our hydrogen centrally but regionally. One production site per region to supply everyone in the region. You have 411 service stations on motorway service areas, and a hydrogen station costs roughly one million euros, which means that for 400 million euros you could have a complete network of service stations in France. But in fact, out of a 9 billion French plan, it's nothing at all, so it's fast and it's cheap.
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We have compiled answers to frequently asked questions about renewable hydrogen!

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What is renewable hydrogen and what steps does its production involve?

Renewable hydrogen or green hydrogen is an energy-carrying gas that emits no CO2, either during its production or when used.

It is obtained by electrolysis of water. This chemical process consists of breaking down the water molecule (H2O) into di-oxygen (O2) and di-hydrogen (H2) using an electric current…

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How is renewable hydrogen transported? What can it be used for?

Once compressed and purified, the hydrogen we produce is delivered either directly by pipe to industrial sites or by truck.

To keep environmental impacts to a minimum and to respect our commitment to producing completely environmentally friendly hydrogen, Lhyfe restricts delivery of hydrogen by truck to within a 200 km…

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Which industries use hydrogen? For what purposes?

For decades, hydrogen has been used extensively in a great many industrial applications, such as hydrocarbon refining, the production of ammonia and other chemicals, as well as materials processing.

Ninety-five percent of the hydrogen currently used by these industries is made using a process involving the steam reforming of…

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