Haffner Energy's Hynoca Flex 500 IG: Transforming the Hydrogen Market
Paris, Thursday, 24 April 2025.
Haffner’s Hynoca Flex 500 IG offers green hydrogen at under €3/kg, challenging traditional high-cost models. It marries hydrogen and renewable electricity, aiming to revolutionise sustainable energy production.
Revolutionising Hydrogen with Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness
Haffner Energy’s latest innovation, the Hynoca Flex 500 IG, is setting a new standard in the hydrogen market by delivering green hydrogen at costs below €3 per kilogram. This affordability is achieved without the need for subsidies, making it a game-changer against the traditionally high-cost models often seen in the sector [1][2]. By integrating hydrogen and electricity generation, the system not only cuts costs but also ensures more adaptable energy solutions to meet fluctuating demands [1][3].
Unleashing Efficiency and Independence
With an impressive energy efficiency of over 80%, the Hynoca Flex 500 IG operates independently from existing power grids, providing a reliable and sustainable energy source. This independence is critical for industries and regions aiming for energy sovereignty amid increasing demand for clean energy [2][3]. The system’s modular and standardised design also means it’s ready for rapid deployment, making it a tantalising option for both industrial and mobility sectors [1][2].
Impact on the Market and Future Prospects
Hynoca Flex 500 IG promises not just environmental but significant economic benefits, with expectations of bolstering Haffner Energy’s EBITDA from this fiscal year [1][3]. The company is ambitiously aiming for an EBITDA breakeven by March 2026, highlighting their confidence in this project’s success. By incorporating advanced thermolysis and gasification technologies, the system aligns with Haffner’s 32-year history of converting biomass into renewable energies, supporting a low-carbon circular economy [2][3].
The Race Against Time: Market Readiness
Excitingly, reservations for the Hynoca Flex 500 IG can begin from today, with units expected to be operational by early 2027. This timeline is a strategic move to secure early adopters and ensure that the system meets market demands swiftly [1][2]. However, the reservation system officially opens in Q3 2025, giving stakeholders time to evaluate and prepare for implementation [3][2].