Corsica Sole, an independent solar power producer in Europe, has entered a strategic partnership with Enapter, a German electrolyser manufacturer, and HENSOLDT Nexeya France, aiming to convert excess solar energy from the Folelli power plant into hydrogen. The Folell’Hy project, set to open in the second half of 2025, will use Enapter's electrolyzers and HENSOLDT Nexeya France's expertise to produce 2 tonnes of hydrogen annually. This renewable hydrogen will be stored in mobile tanks and directly connected to the existing Folelli solar power plant, enhancing energy autonomy on the island. The initiative, starting with servicing the energy demand of Lycée Maritime Professionnel in Bastia, will expand to test new applications and accumulate feedback for larger projects. By harnessing local energy sources to generate hydrogen, Corsica Sole and its partners aim to enhance energy efficiency and reduce energy import reliance. The project's technological advancements, including Enapter's electrolyzers with a 30 Nm3/h production capacity, enable versatile use of the produced hydrogen for industrial and mobility purposes. Folell’Hy serves as a stepping stone for future initiatives, indicating Corsica Sole's pioneering role in the local hydrogen sector and the island's journey towards energy self-sufficiency. Jean-Gabriel STEINMETZ, Corsica Sole’s Director of New Markets, praises the cutting-edge technology brought by the partnership, emphasizing the project's potential in the hydrogen refueling and storage market. The successful implementation of Folell’Hy not only marks a significant milestone in Corsica's energy transition but also sets the stage for scalable hydrogen production projects to further strengthen the island's energy stability.