The R-Hynoca project aims to produce green, carbon-neutral hydrogen from local biomass. The hydrogen production is ensured by the Hynoca process developed by Haffner Energy. This hydrogen will be recovered as a fuel for low-carbon mobility and as a resource for industry. McPhy, partner of the project for the mobility part, will provide a dual-pressure station (350-750 bar) equipped with two terminals to refuel all types of hydrogen mobility:

• A “Dual Pressure” station for light vehicles at 700 bar and 350 bar
• A “Hi-Flow” station for buses and trucks.

This capacity station will deliver 700 kg of green hydrogen per day, allowing the daily refuel of the equivalent of a fleet of 30 buses, or 70 light-commercial vehicles, or 150 light vehicles.

McPhy will also equip the site with a refueling point for pressurized hydrogen cylinders that will be carried to be used in mobility or industrial applications elsewhere than at the point of hydrogen production. The commissioning of the station and the refueling interface is scheduled for the end of 2022.

The system's modular design will enable the distribution capacity to be increased at the same rate as the applications will be deployed on the territory.