HDF Energy in the news

HDF Energy disclosed its share and voting rights data as of August 31, 2026, while highlighting its role in hydrogen energy infrastructure development and fuel cell manufacturing.

Léo Benotteau, Purchasing Manager at HDF Energy, was interviewed at NéoBusiness in Nouvelle-Aquitaine 2022 regarding hydrogen fuel cell and renewable energy purchasing.

HDF Energy develops and manufactures high-power fuel cells and large hydrogen infrastructures for decarbonizing electricity production and heavy mobility.

HDF Energy secured land in Jamaica for a large-scale solar, hydrogen, and battery storage project, seeking partners for its development to support the island's renewable energy goals.

HDF Energy reduced its 2025 losses and secured major French state funding to launch industrial-scale production of high-power fuel cells for maritime and rail sectors.

HDF Energy has established the world's first high-power hydrogen fuel cell factory near Bordeaux, converting a former Ford plant into a global leader in sustainable energy production.

Monthly disclosure of the total number of shares and voting rights as of May 31, 2026, by a hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer.

Financial data and market metrics for HDF Energy show a revenue of 11.1 million euros alongside a net loss of 10.9 million euros for 2024.

HDF Energy is transitioning from development to industrial production of high-power hydrogen fuel cells with new funding and a strategic partnership with ABB Marine.

HDF Energy is streamlining its international portfolio by cutting one-third of its projects to focus on its French fuel cell factory and a major power plant in Guiana.

HDF Energy faced a sharp revenue decline and project pipeline contraction in 2025, while staying afloat through large state subsidies and a new Bpifrance financing deal for fuel cell production.

Produces high-power hydrogen fuel cells and develops large-scale renewable energy storage infrastructure.

HDF Energy is industrializing high-power hydrogen fuel cells in France to decarbonize heavy maritime transport through a strategic partnership with ABB.

Strategic partnership between ABB and HDF Energy to manufacture high-power hydrogen fuel cells for the maritime industry starting in 2030.

HDF Energy and ABB are partnering to develop scalable hydrogen fuel cell systems for zero-emission ship propulsion and onboard power.

HDF Energy and ABB are collaborating to develop scalable hydrogen fuel cell systems for marine propulsion.

ABB and HDF Energy are collaborating to develop high-power fuel cell units for large seagoing ships to advance maritime decarbonization.

HDF Energy and ABB are co-developing high-power hydrogen fuel cell systems to provide clean propulsion and auxiliary power for large maritime vessels.

A high-power hydrogen fuel cell factory in Blanquefort is moving into its industrial phase with European funding and a target of 1 GW annual capacity by 2030.

French developer HDF Energy is investing $500 million to build hydrogen power plants and decarbonize transport in Vietnam.