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H2APEX Group, Lhyfe expand renewable hydrogen partnership for Germany

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H2APEX Group, Lhyfe expand renewable hydrogen partnership for Germany

H2APEX Group, a developer and operator of green hydrogen plants supporting decarbonization in industry, infrastructure and mobility, has expanded its partnership with Lhyfe, a producer of  green and renewable hydrogen for mobility and industry.

Under an extended agreement, Lhyfe will provide up to 100 tonnes of RFNBO-certified renewable hydrogen to H2APEX each year over the next two years.

The deal builds on an existing cooperation between the companies and is designed to strengthen the availability of renewable hydrogen for mobility and industrial uses across Germany.

Lhyfe Founder and CEO Matthieu Guesné said: "Germany continues to be one of Europe's most important hydrogen markets. Expanding our cooperation with H2APEX reflects the increasing demand for RFNBO-certified renewable hydrogen and underlines the importance of strong partnerships across the hydrogen value chain. Together, we are helping customers accelerate their decarbonisation efforts while supporting the development of a robust hydrogen ecosystem."

H2APEX Group CEO Peter Rößner added: "Security and reliability of supply are our highest priorities. At the same time, demand for green hydrogen is growing faster than new production assets can currently be brought into operation across the market. Customers increasingly perceive H2APEX as a trusted partner that can deliver comprehensive hydrogen solutions along the entire value chain. To meet this growing demand, we combine our own production capacities and infrastructure projects with long-term partnerships such as our cooperation with Lhyfe. This enables us to provide customers with reliable and scalable access to renewable hydrogen while supporting the hydrogen market ramp-up in Germany."

The companies said their expanded agreement highlights the growing importance of cooperation among hydrogen producers, infrastructure providers and end users as projects and demand continue to grow. -OGN/TradeArabia News Service