HDF Energy has recently inaugurated the world's first plant dedicated to manufacturing 1MW+ fuel cells in Blanquefort, near Bordeaux, France. The plant's focus is on decarbonizing heavy maritime and rail mobility, as well as producing electricity for public power grids. With the majority of its production destined for export, the factory is not only boosting the local economy but also aiding in the reindustrialization and industrial sovereignty of Europe. The inauguration ceremony was held in the presence of key officials and stakeholders. HDF Energy, a leading player in the hydrogen industry, is known for its large-scale hydrogen infrastructures and high-power fuel cells. The company has expanded globally and is set to implement new uses for hydrogen worldwide. The fuel cells produced at the plant utilize PEM technology, renowned for its efficiency and environmental friendliness. These fuel cells are crucial for replacing diesel engines in heavy mobility vehicles and ensuring non-intermittent renewable electricity production. The construction of the plant was environmentally friendly, earning a BREEAM 'very good' certification. Public funding has been instrumental in supporting HDF Energy's industrial project, aiming to produce 1 GW per year by 2030. The company's efforts align with the global shift towards decarbonization and sustainable energy practices, marking a significant step in the renewable energy sector.