The French Prime Minister has announced a substantial €149 million grant for Lhyfe's green hydrogen production plant near Le Havre as part of the EU's Important Projects of Common European Interest initiative. This funding, spread over several years, aims to accelerate the development of hydrogen technology in Europe and support the country's decarbonization objectives. The plant, expected to produce 34 tonnes of green hydrogen per day, will be strategically positioned near Yara's facility in Le Havre to synergize with regional decarbonization efforts. Lhyfe, known for its innovative approach to hydrogen production, plans to implement pipeline delivery for enhanced efficiency and scalability, marking a significant milestone in its growth. The company's collaboration with international partners like INOCEL and Masdar signifies its commitment to expanding its green hydrogen footprint globally. By securing grid connections and initiating the construction phase, Lhyfe is on track to meet its target of commencing operations by 2029. The phased disbursement of funds, with an initial advance in 2025, underscores the meticulous planning behind the project to ensure timely completion and operational success. With Lhyfe's growing electrolysis capacity and strategic partnerships, the green hydrogen plant near Le Havre not only contributes to local and European decarbonization but also showcases France's dedication to driving sustainable energy solutions on a larger scale.