Hydrogène de France (HDF) has entered into agreements to develop Renewstable® hydrogen power plant projects in Surigao del Norte, Agusan del Sur, and Zamboanga City in the Philippines. These projects aim to create multi-megawatt power plants that can produce firm power from sources like wind and solar by converting them into green hydrogen. The President and Director of HDF Energy Philippines, Mathieu Geze, highlighted the importance of utilizing renewable resources for energy production and emphasized collaboration among stakeholders to secure optimal locations for the projects near the grid. The agreements involve information-sharing, stakeholder coordination, and technical validation essential for the planning and development stages. Various officials, such as Atty. Rise Faith R. Recabo, Dr. Trisha Goloran, and ZAMBOECOZONE's Chairman Raul M. Regondola, expressed the benefits of these projects in addressing electricity challenges in their respective regions, including high power rates, insufficient supply, and frequent power interruptions. Geze ensured that the projects would rely on clean electricity predominantly from solar power plants, emphasizing affordability and simplicity in developing solar energy solutions. The collaboration received praise from MinDA Secretary Magno for its potential to enhance Mindanao's renewable energy infrastructure and reduce carbon emissions. This initiative signifies a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions in Mindanao, leveraging advanced hydrogen technology to stabilize and improve the region's power supply.