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Haffner Energy to Participate in Two Indian Infrastructure, Clean Technology Projects

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-- Haffner Energy (ALHAF.PA) said Tuesday it will supply its proprietary technology for two large-scale infrastructure and clean technology projects in India.

The Indian Maharashtra state government signed a 15 billion-euro deal with JW Global Group and The Seed Consortium Partners to invest in four infrastructure and clean technology projects. The French clean energy company will be a green-hydrogen technology partner for two of the projects.

For a 1.4-gigawatt AI-focused campus and data center, representing 10.4 billion euros in investment, Haffner Energy will support the production of renewable hydrogen and energy from local residual biomass resources. It will also supply its Synoca biomass gasification technology for a 280 million-euro green-hydrogen production plant.

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