Germany's Lhyfe Signs Two-Year Green Hydrogen Supply Agreement, Up to 100 Tons Annually

en.Wedoany.com Reported - H2APEX and Lhyfe have announced the expansion of their cooperation in the field of renewable hydrogen in Germany. Under the newly signed expanded agreement, Lhyfe will supply H2APEX with up to 100 tons per year of renewable hydrogen compliant with EU RFNBO standards over the next two years, with the supplied product primarily intended for Germany's transportation and industrial sectors.

This agreement represents a further expansion based on the existing cooperation between the two parties. H2APEX is currently engaged in the development and operation of green hydrogen production facilities in Germany, with business covering industrial, infrastructure, and transportation applications; Lhyfe has already established multiple renewable hydrogen production facilities in France and Germany. The two parties are increasing the scale of long-term supply this time, primarily targeting the transportation and industrial end-use hydrogen demand that has already formed in Germany at the current stage.

Lhyfe currently operates the Schwäbisch Gmünd renewable hydrogen production base in Germany. The base has an installed capacity of 10MW and has obtained RFNBO certification, enabling it to supply hydrogen compliant with EU renewable fuel standards to Germany's industrial and transportation sectors. Lhyfe already has multiple RFNBO-certified water electrolysis hydrogen production facilities in operation in France and Germany, forming the capacity foundation for this supply agreement.

H2APEX, meanwhile, is advancing hydrogen projects in Germany, including those in Laage and Lubmin. Among them, the company's water electrolysis hydrogen production facility in Laage has already been put into operation, while it is advancing the development of a larger-scale green hydrogen project in Lubmin and participating in the construction of Germany's hydrogen production, storage and transportation, and end-supply system. This two-year procurement agreement will supplement its own production capacity and be used to meet customer hydrogen demand before additional hydrogen production projects are gradually commissioned.