Haffner Energy has unveiled its groundbreaking hydrogen production, testing, and training center in Marolles Champagne, France. The facility, initiated under the France 2030 and Territoires d'industrie programs, is designed to produce renewable hydrogen through patented biomass and organic waste thermolysis processes. With over 1 million euros in public funding, the site showcases Haffner Energy's expertise and serves as a strategic tool for commercial and industrial growth. Equipped with advanced industrial production machinery, the center is capable of continuous operation for 8,000 hours annually, focusing on renewable gas production before launching hydrogen production. The facility will produce 15 kg/hour of mobility-grade hydrogen, equivalent to 12 million kilometers driven by hydrogen-powered vehicles annually, contributing significantly to decarbonizing mobility and industry. Haffner Energy's solutions, including HYNOCA®, SYNOCA®, and SAFNOCA®, cater to various biomass and organic waste sources, ensuring energy security and facilitating project financing. The project received extensive support, including financial aid from the French government, local municipalities, and organizations like ADEME, emphasizing its key role in the country's ecological transition and reindustrialization efforts. The center's innovative equipment and technologies, such as Gasiliner®, highlight Haffner Energy's commitment to sustainable energy production and carbon reduction, positioning it as a leader in the renewable energy sector.