French firm Air Liquide will spend more than US$150 million m building a liquid hydrogen plant in US . In addition to the long-term supply agreement, Air Liquide and FEF have entered into an agreement outlining Air Liquide’s intent to make an equity investment in FEF, following previous assistance to the company by Toyota and Honda. It is the first large-scale investment in the supply chain infrastructure aimed at supporting hydrogen energy solutions, ahead of the deployment of 40,000 fuel cell electric vehicles in the state by next year . Work on the plant is set to begin next year and, when complete, will have a daily capacity of almost 30 mt, enough to fuel 35,000 fuel cell electric vehicles. Air Liquide has also signed a long-term take-off agreement with retail hydrogen infrastructure leader FirstElement Fuel , and is set to make an investment in the US company.
French firm Air Liquide will spend more than US$150 million m building a liquid hydrogen plant in US . It is the first large-scale investment in the supply chain infrastructure aimed at supporting hydrogen energy solutions, ahead of the deployment of 40,000 fuel cell electric vehicles in the state by next year . Work on the plant is set to begin next year and, when complete, will have a daily capacity of almost 30 mt, enough to fuel 35,000 fuel cell electric vehicles. Air Liquide has also signed a long-term take-off agreement with retail hydrogen infrastructure leader FirstElement Fuel , and is set to make an investment in the US company.