Air Liquide has announced a renewable hydrogen production project at La Mède, France, in partnership with TotalEnergies. The project involves building a 25,000-tonne/year hydrogen production unit to meet TotalEnergies' biorefinery needs. This initiative will shift towards renewable hydrogen production from recycled biogenic by-products, reducing reliance on fossil hydrocarbons. The renewable hydrogen will primarily be used for biofuels and Sustainable Air Fuels (SAF). With an investment exceeding 80 million euros, the project is set to be operational by 2028, significantly aiding the decarbonization efforts of the biorefinery, aiming to cut CO₂ emissions by 130,000 tonnes annually. Air Liquide's commitment to decarbonization and supporting partners' initiatives is exemplified by this project, aligning with the company's strategy to combat the climate emergency. Through technological expertise, Air Liquide aims to play a key role in decarbonizing industries and promoting low-carbon mobility. This project not only strengthens Air Liquide's footprint in the region but also contributes to developing a renewable hydrogen ecosystem in Fos-sur-Mer, a crucial industrial area.