Hydrogen Territorial Ecosystems: 4 projects supported by Capenergies among the 14 winners announced

Cannes Lérins H2, Hynovar, R'HySE and HYGI in Guadeloupe are the 4 projects accredited by Capenergies that have won the "Hydrogen Territorial Ecosystems" call for projects. To accelerate the deployment of hydrogen vehicles and hydrogen production and distribution facilities in their regions, they will receive around €27 million out of a total State budget of €126 million.

A new call for projects is already scheduled for 2023 as part of the National Strategy for Low-Carbon Hydrogen and the France 2030 investment plan. It will be launched shortly, following a wide-ranging consultation of the industry currently being conducted by the Ministry of Energy Transition and the General Secretariat for Investment (SGPI).

 

The 4 winning projects:

🔵 CANNES LERINS H2: expanding the fleet of hydrogen-powered buses

Supported by the Communauté d'Agglomération Cannes Pays de Lérins, this project aims to increase the uses initially deployed for passenger transport by bus.

Amount of assistance: €1.8m

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🔵 HYNOVAR: Hydrogen production station used by maritime shuttles and lorries

Spearheaded by HY2Gen, the project is based around hydrogen production at Signes, in the Var region of France. The hydrogen will be used mainly by maritime shuttles and lorries.

Amount of aid: €15.4m

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🔵 HYGI: production station combined with a PV installation to power passenger transport buses

Supported by AGROSOLAR in Guadeloupe, this project will see the deployment of a 1MW hydrogen production unit, coupled with a photovoltaic installation to power buses for passenger transport.

Amount of assistance: €4m

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🔵 R'HYSE: distribution of co-produced hydrogen at Fos-sur-Mer, to power the first truck fleets

An extension of the HYAMMED project developed by Air Liquide, it will be based on the distribution of hydrogen co-produced at Fos-sur-Mer, to supply the first fleets of lorries operated by partner hauliers.

Amount of aid: €11.5m

👉 Consult the project sheet