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fully-qualified Hervé crossed the Atlantic to apply his training in California he was appointed Winemaker at a Champagne House where he imprinted his style for 22 years Hervé sought new challenges and joined Maison Lanson to take over from Jean-Paul Gandon And so began an intense handover during which both men shared all they knew before Jean-Paul took retirement after 43 years of loyal service Hervé took the helm alone in 2015 and continues to perpetuate the Lanson style in his own inimitable way Wimbledon-inspired pink and blue bottle tennis jackets are just the latest move for Champagne Lanson and Wimbledon which has had an association with the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club since 1977 The brand was appointed as Official Supplier to the Royal Court of England 121 years ago and has successfully resigned by every monarch since Queen Victoria the brand created a 360-degree campaign in the UK to promote the Wimbledon-inspired bottle covers It also launched limited-edition Wimbledon-inspired picnic hampers during the championships that featured a bottle of Lanson Le Black Label Brut Champagne flutes and a spread of British picnic foods The company hopes that the hamper enabled tennis fans to enjoy the Wimbledon experience at home The brand also rolled out several activations across 100 different venues in the UK including Lanson bars Le Black Label Brut owes its name to Victor Lanson who gave it in 1937 both as a proof of openness to the world and as a tribute to the Royal Court of England which Lanson has been officially supplying since 1900 This champagne is a balanced alliance of vitality and finesse Le Rosé benefits from more than 60 years rosé-making experience of Lanson in its elaboration It is sought after for its pale salmon color and characteristic freshness reminiscent of the Black Label Lanson has created Le Green Label Organic from its vineyard located in the villages of Verneuil & Vandières of the Domaine de la Mal maison are cultivated 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delivered to your home Join Haute Black and unlock access to the world's most prestigious luxury events Haffner Energy and Hexas build an integrated offer for the production of renewable energy from biomass a French family-owned company that designs and operates solutions to produce renewable energy from biomass residues a US company specializing in plant-based raw material production from its regenerative purposefully grown crop XanoGrass™ announce that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a non-exclusive partnership Haffner Energy has developed an innovative patented biomass thermolysis technology thanks to a 30-year expertise in the transformation of biomass into energy It addresses the decarbonization challenges and economic constraints in industry It also contributes to regenerating the planet through the co-production of biochar Hexas is a nature-based solutions company that has developed a drought-resistant regenerative giant perennial grass (XanoGrass™) that can be easily made available as sustainable plant-based raw material (XanoFiber™) once harvested XanoFiber™ production utilizes marginal land that is unsuitable for agriculture which can be used to power local biomass-to-energy modules and for structural and non-structural applications meets both Companies’ shared objectives of regenerating the planet through innovation and sustainable energy production solutions The signing of this partnership will enable Hexas and Haffner Energy to offer a turnkey solution for the production of green energy with guaranteed feedstock availability and cost This non-exclusive agreement augurs well for the future of energy recovery from sustainable and abundant purposefully grown biomass with non-competing uses “We are thrilled to have signed this partnership which adds a new dimension to Haffner Energy's offering and enables us to provide our customers with an integrated solution for the autonomous production of renewable energy,” says Marcella Franchi we believe in the partnership of sustainable energy production and purposefully grown bioenergy crops These two technologies together will accelerate the move to 100% renewable energy in all industries capture significant amounts of carbon permanently and revitalize rural communities,” says Wendy Owens The aggregated environmental virtues of this solution are formidable: The two partners are already involved in a project in Morocco a French family company co-founded and co-directed by Marc and Philippe Haffner has been a player in the energy transition for 30 years and operating innovative decarbonation solutions for the mobility a technology protected by 15 patent families enable customers to produce locally renewable hydrogen and gas as well as other green energies such as Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and renewable methanol while capturing carbon from the atmosphere through the co-production of biochar Haffner Energy is listed on Euronext Growth is a nature-based solutions company focused on the production of regenerative a natural fiber solution tailored to replace and supplement wood and fossil fuel-based raw materials in many applications at lower costs and with superior performance Applications for XanoFiber™ include biofuels and other structural and non-structural products Its proprietary technologies allow the company to alter the biochemical and physical structure of XanoFiber™ to optimize it as a drop-in solution for use in existing production infrastructure XanoFiber™ is a carbon-negative solution that also addresses the rising cost of raw materials Hexas produces XanoFiber™ from its proprietary perennial grass varieties Rachel KatzmanDirector of Communicationsrkatzman@hexas.com+1-360-890-0775 Laetitia MailhesGlobal communications managerlaetitia.mailhes@haffner-energy.com+33 (0) 6 13 04 62 01 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Enjoying a pint of beer is one of the simple pleasures in life; but with average UK consumption at around 10 litres per person1 keeping up with demand means brewing on an industrial scale and to strict standards of safety and hygiene For the people involved in the production of beer and lager their working environment contains hazardous substances with high levels of dust and particles from the grains physically confined working conditions and aggressive cleaning chemicals a major producer of malted barley used in brewing wanted to ensure its workforce was fully protected when undertaking the daily cleaning regime necessary to keep its malting floors and vats free of bacterial contaminants and blockages turned to DuPont Protection Solutions to provide PPE designed to get as close as possible to zero risk Each malting floor can take anywhere between four and eight hours to clean Malteurop undertakes a complete cleaning process using bleach and high pressure rinsing equipment every day to avoid any microbiological risk in its malting areas the Malteurop group is one of the top players in the malting industry Formed by the reorganisation of a group of cooperatives this French company transforms barley into the malt that is subsequently used by brewers to produce their beers With 27 plants around the world on four continents and with a staff of 1,200 Malteurop is becoming the top integrator in the barley-malt-beer value chain the group has four production sites located at the heart of the cereal region including the largest Malteurop plant in the world at Vitry-le-François which has an annual production capacity of 240,000 tonnes Ideally situated in the Marne département at the convergence of a waterway the Malteurop site at Vitry-le-François produces the malt that will be used by its brewing customers to produce their lagers GMP+ (animal nutrition) and ISO 9001 certification the plant houses three production units where 65 people work 24 hours a day 365 days a year to ensure that the malting process is carried out correctly both permanent and temporary workers at Malteurop are fully protected and know how to use their coveralls correctly the barley undergoes various stages of transformation before being stored and despatched to the brewers: This process awakens and stimulates the grain which then starts to germinate the grain then remains on a malting floor for four to five days at ambient temperature (12-20°) Lying on perforated trays equipped with a ventilation system the grain is turned every 12 hours to ensure its proper development · next is the kilning process which dries the grain at increasing temperature levels until the curing stage is reached (80-85°) This crucial stage determines the colour of the future beer · after transfer to intermediate storage cells the product moves to the degerminating machine to remove the sprouts which are then recovered to use in the production of granulated animal feeds Both upstream and throughout the production process the barley and malt receive every possible care: testing of new harvests in a micro-malthouse allows the production recipes to be adjusted while quality controls are conducted in a laboratory where beer brewing conditions are replicated The objective: to guarantee a quality product that meets the brewer customers' requirements the prevention of food safety risks throughout the malting process is of paramount importance to the production of a sound It is a challenge that the company is meeting with good manufacturing practices and a complete cleaning process is undertaken every time unloading occurs to avoid any microbiological risk DuPont™ Tychem® 4000 S at Malteurop France To meet the necessary hygiene and food safety conditions explains: "On the malting floors and in the vats there is always a temperature of between 18 and 24 degrees and the humidity level approaches 100% These are ideal conditions for the development of bacteria once a soaking vat or malting floor is empty a cleaning team uses bleach to clean the room beneath the malting floor and the grain conveyor systems followed by rinsing with a high pressure jet before the installation is filled again These operations are particularly essential for beneath the malting floor to prevent the holes in the trays becoming blocked with barley grains since with its 12 malting floors and two soaking vats these rigorous manual cleaning procedures are conscientiously performed once every day The work is not inconsiderable given the size of the malting floors: it takes between four to eight hours to clean each room Workers are exposed to the hazards related to the use of diluted bleach with a high risk of projection during the high pressure rinsing process and are also subject to many posture-related constraints in the confined spaces They must wear chemical protection gloves and an overall on top of which they don a helmet and a harness with a ventilation belt To achieve the best possible match with the protection requirements of the production staff DuPont Personal Protection went on-site at Vitry-le-François to gain precise knowledge of the chemical products used and to observe the real conditions in which the overalls are used specified: "We want an item of clothing that is easy to put on and is sufficiently tear-resistant in the event of snagging; but the correct use of the overall also needs to be easily understood by the staff" which provides contrast across a wide range of natural backgrounds to make the wearer more visible Other colleagues agreed, observing that they found the Tychem® 4000 S easy to put on lighter and more comfortable to wear than their previous protective workwear The safety team was also particularly impressed with the coverall’s protective sleeves that stay in place much better due to the elasticated thumb loop at the wrist The support Malteurop received from DuPont Protection Solutions did not stop at the selection of their preferred coverall: it also included advice about garment sizing and the adoption of best practice in their application DuPont were also involved in training the teams to don the overall carry out the cleaning and remove the overall  Production Manager Mélissa Chauvière observes: “We now have precise safety procedures in place to protect our workforce both permanent and temporary staff undergo training on putting on and removing the protective garments Every task is described on an instruction sheet which workers have to read before starting any cleaning.” Véronique Coeffier concludes: “The support we received from DuPont has been a key driver to introducing a global approach to safety and involving the teams We 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hydrogen demand Haffner Energy introduces Hynoca® Flex 500 IG a line of hydrogen production units capable of producing 12 tonnes of green hydrogen per day to be delivered under €3/kg without subsidies Hynoca®Flex 500 IG also enables the production of cost-competitive renewable electricity to manage fluctuations in hydrogen demand or ensure energy autonomy The expectations for hydrogen are extremely high but they remain significantly constrained by the chicken-and-egg problem and the high cost of green hydrogen production “Our Hynoca® Flex 500 IG solution simultaneously addresses both challenges in a market worth over €100 billion worldwide which is expected to have a significant impact on our 2025 results and which should also enable us to build up our order book for the coming years it’s clearly a major paradigm shift for the global hydrogen ecosystem.” grants or tax credits available in most developed countries green hydrogen is now clearly cost-competitive with grey (fossil-based) hydrogen while providing much more flexibility and bringing a carbon-free solution Not only does hydrogen and electricity cogeneration provide a unique solution for managing fluctuating hydrogen demand it can also ensure energy autonomy of the system or even create opportunities in off-grid locations A major breakthrough for the hydrogen market Hynoca® Flex 500 IG emerges as a scalable decentralized alternative to grey hydrogen and fossil fuels The technology is modular and standardized which ensures reliable and replicable deployment at scale the first units can be reserved starting today with commissioning of the first units early 2027 A significant EBITDA contribution starting this year Hynoca® Flex 500 IG is expected to make a significant contribution to Haffner Energy’s revenue – and above all to its EBITDA – for the current fiscal year notably through paying engineering studies The company reiterates its objective to reach EBITDA breakeven by March 31 Hynoca® Flex 500 IG combines performance and modularity to meet industrial and mobility needs: Hynoca® Flex 500 IG generates highly competitive syngas Its low cost opens up new economic opportunities beyond hydrogen production By combining hydrogen and electricity generation Hynoca® Flex 500 IG ensures continuous operation optimizing revenue streams and enhancing economic resilience making final investment decisions (FID) easier A strategic complement to electrolysis and power-to-liquid (PTL) Each Hynoca® Flex 500 IG unit generates 58,000 tonnes of biogenic CO₂ per year a key resource for PTL (e-fuels) production and a critical enabler for hydrogen from electrolysis Hynoca® Flex 500 IG not only delivers competitive hydrogen but it also supports the expansion of electrolysis by providing a reliable source of competitive biogenic CO2 standardized technology for industrial scale deployment Hynoca® Flex 500 IG builds on Hynoca® technology already operational at the Center for hydrogen production This unit has been producing hydrogen that meets mobility standards Scaling up this technology ensures industrial continuity with no technical risks optimizing implementation for large-scale projects Hynoca® process accepts all possible organic renewable feedstocks low-carbon economy with a near-zero carbon footprint Compatibility with all organic feedstocks means considerably lower costs while at the same time significantly improving security of supply Each Hynoca®Flex 500 IG unit consumes approximately 31,000 tonnes of dry plant-based biomass per year Reservations system to manage market demand A recent market survey conducted by Haffner Energy indicates that demand for Hynoca® Flex 500 IG will far exceed the company’s current industrial and commercial capacity To structure production and ensure timely deployment a reservations system is currently being prepared and will open in 2025 Q3 requests for quotations can be made to the company in advance which will involve the payment of an upfront fee constitute a win/win system for the company and its customers This system prioritizes committed clients while allowing flexibility for project development helping to align industrial production capacity with actual market needs READ the latest news shaping the hydrogen market at Hydrogen Central Haffner Energy unveils Hynoca® Flex 500 IG: A flexible, cost-effective alternative to grey hydrogen and fossil fuels, source Hydrogen on show at the TotalEnergies 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps A pillar of endurance racing and the Automobile Club de l’Ouest’s efforts to decarbonise motorsport hydrogen will be highlighted during the forthcoming.. The Trump Administration Climate Plan: Red States Get Hydrogen a hydrogen hub in upheaval as natural gas producer pauses involvement while four others bail on the project South Australia closes Hydrogen Power SA office The state government of South Australia has rolled its Office of Hydrogen Power SA (OHPSA) into the Department of Energy and Mining (DEM) COPYRIGHT POLICY DISCLAIMER TERMS & CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY We love meeting interesting people and making new friends Sherpa use the power of law to bring about systemic change Meet our team of lawyers and jurists and our Board of Directors Our commitment to accountability and transparency Changing the law to ensure a legal framework that better protects human rights and the environment Initiating legal action over violations perpetrated by economic players Empowering civil society and contributing to the circulation of knowledge and practices Exploring legal avenues and developing innovative legal concepts Exposing and ending the 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target of the Paris Agreement in accordance with the law on the duty of vigilance In an order dated July 6, 2023, the pre-trial judge of the Paris judicial court declared the action inadmissible based on a disputed and worrying interpretation of the law on duty of vigilance Yesterday’s decision paves the way for the first climate lawsuit against a multinational in France the French multinational will now have to justify compliance with its legal obligations in the climate field The Paris Judicial Court had ruled that TotalEnergies had not been duly served with formal notice on the grounds that the demands made in the summons were not strictly identical to those in the formal notice sent to the multinational the Court of Appeal found that TotalEnergies had been given sufficient notice before being served with the summons It considered that the claims presented to the court had to be sufficiently related to the claims set out in the formal notice it is up to the judge to assess whether a company has complied with its obligations under the duty of vigilance law as well as the measures requested by the plaintiffs This decision puts an end to a restrictive interpretation of the law which contrary to the legislator’s objective of facilitating access to justice for victims of human rights violations and environmental damage The Court also deemed the claims based on the prevention of ecological damage admissible the case can be grounded on both the duty of vigilance law and the provisions aimed at preventing  ecological damage The Court  paves the way for a debate on the measures to be adopted by TotalEnergies to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions the Court deemed the action brought by local authorities inadmissible on the basis that the existence of a particular harm or repercussion of global warming on their territory had not been sufficiently demonstrated Only the city of Paris was recognised as having an interest in intervening (2) This decision restricts access to justice in the climate field for local authorities although it does not completely close the door to judicial action The coalition will consider how the local authorities found inadmissible may remain involved in a landmark case that they have helped to build For more information: presse@asso-sherpa.org Suez/Chile and TotalEnergies/Climate Change were discussed during a webinar organised by the three coalitions on Tuesday 9 July Watch the recording (in French) : https://youtu.be/9nWaHhIhUVI (2) Paris joined the legal action in September 2022 as a voluntary intervener enabling it to support the plaintiffs’ claims without making any claims of its own with a coalition of local authorities and NGO sent a formal notice to TotalEnergies requesting the multinational to comply with its obligations under the Law on the Duty of Vigilance of March 27 2017 and the provisions of the French Civil code on ecological damage France Nature Environnement and the city of Arcueil Sevran and Vitry-le-François take TotalEnergies to court The court ruled in favour of the coalition confirming its jurisdiction rejecting the oil major’s attempt to bring the dispute before the commercial court The Versailles court of appeal confirmed the jurisdiction of the judicial court The case is transferred to the Paris judicial court in application of the law of December 22 2021 which give exclusive jurisdiction to this court over cases based on the Duty of vigilance law Poitiers and Amnesty International France officially joined the coalition The coalition asks the court to order the company to adopt provisional measures to suspend new oil and gas projects while awaiting the court’s decision on the merits of the case The pre-trial judge of the Paris judicial court ruled that the action is inadmissible The coalition announced appealing the Paris judicial court ruling While the Paris judicial court deemed the action inadmissible specially created within the Court of Appeal for issues related to France’s duty of vigilance law The Paris Court of Appeal deemed the action admissible Your support is essential in our fight for a fairer world we can fight with complete independence and impartiality We owe our freedom of speech and action to you In the ongoing climate litigation brought by 6 organisations and 15 local authorities against TotalEnergies the Paris Court of Appeal will hold a crucial hearing tomorrow along with the EDF/Mexico and Suez/Chile cases the case will be examined by a new chamber In January 2020, a coalition of associations and local authorities (1) took TotalEnergies to court Joined in September 2022 by three additional local authorities and Amnesty International France the coalition requests the Court to order the oil company to take the necessary measures to comply with the 1.5°C target of the Paris Agreement in accordance with the law on duty of vigilance which were also declared inadmissible on controversial procedural grounds The Court of Appeal will rule on the admissibility of the judicial action an essential step towards a decision on the merits of the case highly awaited given the climate emergency follows the landmark Dutch court ruling in the Shell case which highlighted the importance of judicial mechanisms in compelling multinationals to reduce their GHG emissions The Paris Judicial Court ruled that TotalEnergies had not been duly served with a formal notice using a lack of dialogue as a pretext for declaring the legal action inadmissible the duty of vigilance law does not impose any mandatory “discussion” or “conciliation” phase between companies and the affected organisations or individuals before taking legal action the pre-trial judge did not take into account the various exchanges between the coalition and the company’s directors prior to the formal notice The appeal also concerns the interest of local authorities in taking legal action which were deemed inadmissible by the court Local authorities are yet on the front line of climate change consequences and related challenges such as adaptation and mitigation Finally, the appeal questions the impartiality of this decision on inadmissibility, following the publication of information concerning possible family ties between the pre-trial judge and a senior TotalEnergies executive The coalition remains fully committed to make sure that the impact of TotalEnergies’ activities on climate change can be finally judged The date of the court decision will be announced at the end of the hearing For more information: presse@asso-sherpa.org The action is also based on a French provision for prevention of environmental damage (art Can a modern revolution emanate from the political centre or from the heart and mind of an aristocrat who places republican values above factional allegiance This was the question that propelled me more than a hundred miles east of Paris – while another day of mass demonstrations unfolded in the capital and across France – to the post-industrial town of Vitry-le-François to meet Charles de Courson the French parliamentarian descended from Norman nobility who nearly succeeded in bringing down the government of President Emmanuel Macron with a no-confidence vote on 20 March The interparty revolt led by De Courson’s small group of nonaligned deputies in the National Assembly had been triggered by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne’s invoking of Article 49.3 a frankly dictatorial clause in the constitution that permitted the government to impose an increase in the French retirement age from 62 to 64 rather than put it to a vote she almost certainly would have lost ‘Macron’s position on the retirement age works to the advantage of the extremes’ the grey and rainy day I interviewed De Courson in his fief the 5th Assembly district in the department of the Marne the decision by the Constitutional Council to validate the pension reform was still two weeks away seemed reasonably happy with the outcome of his work so far His staff had suggested lunch at Le Grillardin where the only indication of De Courson’s recent fame was that we were placed by the front window comfortably away from the din of a packed house De Courson ordered the French equivalent of soul food Even though the no-confidence vote had failed by nine votes De Courson considered the close call a personal ‘victory’ because it had split the centre-right Les Républicains and summarily ended talks between its leader and Borne that were aimed at enlarging Macron’s rickety governing co-alition MacArthur is the publisher of Harper’s Magazine Be part of the conversation with other Spectator readers by getting your first three months for £3 Already a subscriber? Log in Le musée des Beaux-Arts et d’Archéologie de Besançon organise en partenariat avec l’Institut national d’histoire de l’art une exposition qui sera présentée à Besançon du 19 avril au 21 septembre 2025 nous cherchons à localiser une œuvre peinte par René-Xavier Prinet (Vitry-le-François Afin de pouvoir débattre des article et lire les contributions des autres abonnés, vous devez vous abonner à La Tribune de l’Art. Les avantages et les conditions de cet abonnement, qui vous permettra par ailleurs de soutenir La Tribune de l’Art, sont décrits sur la page d’abonnement Si vous êtes déjà abonné, connectez-vous Molli Mitchell is a Senior SEO TV and Film Newsweek Reporter based in London Her focus is reporting on culture and entertainment She has covered the world of Film and TV extensively from true-crime dramas to reality TV and blockbuster movies Molli joined Newsweek in 2021 from the Daily Express She is a graduate of The University of Glasgow You can get in touch with Molli by emailing m.mitchell@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content The Women and the Murderer (also known as Les femmes et l'assassin) is available to stream and download on Netflix now The true-crime documentary traces the capture of serial killer Guy Georges told from the perspective of a police chief and a victim's mother who worked tirelessly to catch him Newsweek has everything you need to know about the case the killer Guy Georges and his whereabouts today Guy Georges is a convicted French serial killer from Vitry-le-François Georges grew up in the French social care system and was in and out of trouble throughout his youth Georges embarked on a killing spree between 1991 and 1997 and murdered in the neighborhood of Bastille in Paris granting him the nickname "The Beast of Bastille." Georges also assaulted at least 13 other women including attempting to strangle his adoptive sisters Roselyne as early as 1976 and Christiane in 1978 when he was just a teenager As a result of the attacks on his adoptive sisters He attempted to strangle a woman named Pascale C He was arrested by police but was released one week later Crime and Investigation details Georges' violent tendencies did not stop there Both girls survived the attack and Georges was arrested He served a one-year sentence in an Angers prison and following his release committed petty crimes in and around Paris leaving her for dead but she survived the ordeal He was then sentenced to 18 months in prison raping and stabbing her but she survived and alerted police He was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for the attack Georges was allowed day release towards the end of his sentence Georges did not return and instead made his way to Paris It was on that night he committed his first murder killing 19-year-old student Pascale Escarfail He eventually returned to prison one week later and was officially released on April 4 His murder spree continued for six more years He also continued to assault other women in the Bastille area He is 58 years old and remains incarcerated at Maison Centrale Ensisheim (Ensisheim Central House) He was arrested for the rape and murders of Pascale Escarfail and Agnes Nijkamp after his DNA was found at all four crime scenes He confessed to police following his arrest Ahead of his trial, Georges was found to be legally sane and fit to stand trial but was declared a "narcissistic psychopath" by psychiatrists as well as the confession given after his arrest Georges pleaded not guilty to all of the charges at his trial Georges eventually admitted he was guilty of murdering Escarfail and Nijkamp as well as the rape and murder of Hélène Frinking He was sentenced to life imprisonment on April 5 without the possibility of parole for 22 years The Women and the Murderer is streaming on Netflix now Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all He was born in Young Ward (Cache Valley) on June 9 He graduated from South Cache High School in 1957 He then graduated from Utah State University and their two children were able to join him and they lived in the French village of Vitry-le-Francois He later reached the rank of Captain in the Army Reserves Al then accepted a job at Weber State University in the School of Business He was also chosen as Professor of the Year Al married the former Gayle Hansen in the Logan LDS Temple on May 4 He served an LDS mission in the Eastern States when he was young and a mission with Gayle in Boston from 2009-10 He also served as an Elders Quorum President He is currently a Cub Scout assistant den leader (Gayle is the den leader!) He hopes to move up to den leader eventually and playing with some of them in a fiddling group Almost every family gathering includes music He also enjoys working on the farm they have in Cache Valley He celebrated at a dinner with his extended family LLC | www.standard.net | 332 Standard Way Haffner Energy announces that H2 bois SA has signed an essential contract for the development of a biomass-based hydrogen electricity and biochar production plant in Switzerland Following the successful start of production of green hydrogen at its Marolles site (Marne County Haffner Energy (ISIN: FR0014007ND6 – Ticker: ALHAF) announces the signing by H2 bois SA of a first contract essential step towards developing H2 bois SA’s project at its Glovelier site (Jura County essential step towards developing H2 bois SA’s project The signing of this first contract brings discussions with H2 bois SA to a new concrete phase The company was created by the Swiss Corbat Group and its partners Planair and Romande Energie to develop and operate projects for the production of hydrogen this first contract is critical for H2 bois SA’s project of a biomass-based hydrogen intended to meet the energy needs of local industrial consumers of fossil hydrogen and decarbonize mobility Biomass is to be procured from the local wood industry which is expected to be commissioned in July 2026 could represent a total order value for Haffner Energy that may reach up to €8.3 million it is designed to produce 30 kg/h of hydrogen The hydrogen produced at the plant will be distributed on site or removed for industrial and mobility applications The electricity produced will be fed into the electricity grid a by-product of the production of syngas (syngas) from which hydrogen is derived and a real carbon sink will be used for compost enrichment and soil amendment A land footprint already secured and pipeline to the H2 distribution site in construction It was already made public that the distribution site is planned near the A16 motorway It is located in an industrial area packed with established consumers of fossil hydrogen The hydrogen will be transported there by a pipeline its 1-km route crossing the new business park (ZAM 2) which is expected to welcome new companies consuming green hydrogen On the date of the signing of this first contract the building permit has been secured and the work related to the construction of the pipeline has begun The start of production of green hydrogen in Marolles: a trigger for the signing of this first contract As announced at the time of the half-year financial results this technological milestone allows Haffner Energy to accelerate commercial discussions with various partners interested in its disruptive biomass thermolysis and gasification technologies It was thus the trigger for finalising the signing of this first contract which increases the company’s prospects in a promising hydrogen market despite its slow start We are delighted to have reached this essential milestone with the Swiss companies Corbat the production of mobility-grade hydrogen is proving to be a key catalyst This shows that our Hynoca® technological process is delivering on its promises which should be a game-changer for a hydrogen ecosystem that has yet to truly take off We have been waiting for this for a long time and the availability of the Marolles site finally allows us to produce super green hydrogen from solid biomass” Haffner Energy announces that H2 bois SA has signed an essential contract for the development of a biomass-based hydrogen, electricity and biochar production plant in Switzerland, source SunHydrogen Contracts The Process Group for Front-End Engineering Design of 25m2 Renewable Hydrogen Pilot Plant Coralville Stronger and safer: New design strategy for aluminum combines strength with hydrogen embrittlement resistance Aluminum alloys are well-known for their low weight and corrosion resistance Omani and Chinese R&D entities to study hydrogen liquefaction Shipping green hydrogen in its liquid state presents significant challenges due to its physical and chemical properties MUSCAT: The Sustainable Energy.. 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