Canada industrial gas producer Charbone has started construction work at the Sorel-Tracy hydrogen site in Quebec, with commissioning slated from November.
The work involves the complete preparation of technical infrastructure and the installation of foundations required for the reassembly of the main equipment, after it was delivered earlier this month.
Dave B. Gagnon, CEO of Charbone, said the start of civil construction work brings the vision of “local, decarbonised clean ultra-high-purity hydrogen production” in Quebec to life.
Hydrogen will be produced via electrolysis and use clean energy from the Hydro-Quebec grid, with initial capacity targets of around 400kg of green hydrogen per day.
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