The four partners (with Jan Rongé as the pioneering CEO of Solhyd on the left), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and are now building a complete value chain: from sunlight to industrial application of green hydrogen / Solhyd
Four companies are joining forces to realize a world first in green hydrogen. On a site in Namur, Belgium, they will build in 2026 the world’s first 'commercial' solar hydrogen park based on Belgian Solhyd technology, catching 'green hydrogen' directly from the air with sunlight.
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