HyNA Hydrogen Valley

The HyNA Hydrogen Valley in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, is a major regional project uniting 24 partners to boost clean hydrogen production, infrastructure, and industrial decarbonization. By 2030, it aims for up to 797 MW of electrolysis capacity, new hydrogen refueling stations, and a 650 km pipeline network, supporting both energy transition and industrial competitiveness.

LEAD DEVELOPER

Region Nouvelle-Aquitaine

PROJECT PARTNERS

MAIN POLITICAL SPONSORS

Region Nouvelle-Aquitaine

MAIN LOCATION

France

OTHER LOCATIONS

Project details

H2 PRODUCTION VOLUME

[T/year]:

2,032

INVESTMENT VOLUME

[M€]:

3,517.00

FUNDING

VALUE CHAIN COVERAGE

PRIMARY ENERGY SOURCING

Electricity from biofuels

H2 PRODUCTION

Water electrolysis with PEM electrolyser

H2 STORAGE

H2 TRANSPORT

H2 DISTRIBUTION FOR MOBILITY

END USES

MOBILITY

Trucks
Ships

ENERGY

Stationary fuel cells for distributed generation

INDUSTRIAL FEEDSTOCK

Supply to other industries

Project timeline

CURRENT STATUS:

Project concept developed

2014

2025

Start of project development

N.A.

Project finalization

2035

KEY SUCCESS FACTORS

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PHASE

Project's business case
Stakeholder cooperation

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCING PHASE

N.A.

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