HDF Energy has unveiled a cutting-edge test center in Bordeaux, France, dedicated to high-power fuel cells for various applications. The center, completed in January 2025, is an integral part of HDF Energy's industrial program aimed at developing fuel cells for maritime and rail mobility, as well as electricity production. This facility, supported by the French state under the IPCEI program, simulates real-world operating conditions to ensure the quality and performance of fuel cells. Powered by renewable energy sources, the center can store up to 500 kg of hydrogen on-site. HDF Energy's Chairman and CEO, Damien Havard, emphasized the company's commitment to becoming a global leader in high-power fuel cells. The test center features advanced technology such as renewable electricity generation, hydrogen production, and a modular R&D test bench for mobility applications. This infrastructure underscores HDF Energy's dedication to sustainability and regional industrial growth. As a key player in the hydrogen industry, HDF Energy is focused on decarbonization efforts in power generation and heavy mobility sectors. By integrating renewable energy sources with on-site hydrogen storage, HDF Energy's Renewstable® power plants offer stable and baseload power, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions. The company is also working on developing substantial infrastructure for mass-producing carbon-free hydrogen. With over 150 hydrogen experts and a portfolio of projects valued at over €3 billion, HDF Energy is poised to lead the way in advancing clean energy solutions.