To address customer’s needs for green hydrogen (H2) related to the growing global trend of decarbonisation, H2V Industry has revealed plans to establish factories in France to support Europe’s energy transition.
These factories, located near Le Havre and Loon Plagne in France, will focus on the mass production of H2 via the electrolysis of water, thereby delivering green H2 at a zero-carbon footprint.
The French company awarded GE Power’s Grid Solutions business a contract for the turnkey supply of two 225 kV/30 kV electrical substations. These substations will feed the first 100 MW H2V INDUSTRY production units of the Port-Jérôme factories near Le Havre (76-Normandie) and Loon Plage near Dunkirk (Dunkerque, 59-Nord).
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