Air Liquide Normand’Hy aims to build an electrolyzer of at least 200 MW in the industrial zone of Port-Jérôme in Normandy for the production of renewable hydrogen in France.

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Producing renewable hydrogen for industry and mobility

The large-scale Proton-Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyzer project of Air Liquide Normand’Hy would supply renewable hydrogen for industrial and heavy mobility applications. This project, which is planned to be commissioned in 2026, will allow to avoid the emission of more than 250,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.

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An environmentally friendly project

Within the framework of the construction of the renewable hydrogen production plant, Air Liquide is working to prevent all the negative effects potentially generated by the work. It is also a question of preserving the local ecosystem (fauna and flora) throughout the operating period.

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A project in the heart of the Normandy industrial basin

The electrolyser of at least 200 MW will be located in the Port-Jérôme industrial zone.

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Air Liquide and hydrogen production by water electrolysis

Electrolysis consists of splitting water molecules (H2O) by means of an electric current and thus obtaining hydrogen and oxygen.

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RTE, an access to an economical, secure and clean electricity supply

RTE connects the hydrogen production plant to the electrical network.

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This project has been funded by the State within France Relance plan and France 2030