Air Liquide and ENGIE join for French green hydrogen project

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Manufacturing & equipment, Power, Renewables, Social infrastructure, Transport

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Europe

Air Liquide and ENGIE are signing a cooperation agreement with the French urban area of Durance, Luberon, Verdon (DLVA) to develop the HyGreen Provence project to produce, store and distribute green hydrogen. The project will seek to produce 1,300 GWh of solar energy to power the production of...

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