Haffner Energy's HYNOCA® solution has been selected for a significant project in the Nord Lozère industrial area of the Occitanie region in France. The project aims to produce renewable syngas and hydrogen for industrial and mobility applications, with a primary focus on meeting the energy needs of ArcelorMittal's plant in Saint-Chély-d’Apcher. The initiative, supported by consulting firm Elcimaï Environnement, seeks to utilize Haffner Energy's biomass thermolysis technology to transition the plant away from fossil fuels and contribute to regional decarbonization efforts. The project, set to be implemented in two phases, emphasizes the importance of cleaner energy sources, sustainability, and reducing carbon footprints in industrial processes. Philippe Haffner, Chairman and CEO of Haffner Energy, expressed pride in their technology's selection and highlighted the alignment of their goals with the project's objectives. The formation of a steering committee and Call for Expressions of Interest (AMI) demonstrate a collaborative approach to drive the project's success by engaging industrial stakeholders. Overall, this project marks a significant milestone in the region's renewable energy transition, emphasizing the importance of decarbonization and paving the way for future hydrogen-based mobility solutions. Haffner Energy's expertise in biomass technology and commitment to sustainable energy solutions position them as key players in advancing renewable energy and supporting regional development.