HY2GEN CANADA INC.

Founded in 2018 in Montreal, Canada and is 100% owned by Hy2gen AG. Its business purpose is to develop and operate facilities through local companies that produce green hydrogen and hydrogen-based feedstock such as oxygen, bio-methanol and bio-methane. Green hydrogen produced by Hy2gen AG by means of alkaline electrolysisor polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM).

Canada is an ideal location for establishing the first Hy2gen’s carbon free hydrogen productions in North America. The central and local governments are strongly committed to the reduction of greenhouse gases by supporting hydrogen business, carbon free mobility and carbon reduction in the industrial sector. Additionally, Québec offers 100% green energy resulting from hydro power
at the required level and the production plants are suitable for Canadian and North America markets.

HY2GEN SOLUTIONS FOR:

Mobility

Canada faces a challenge in finding significant emissions reduction opportunities. As its electricity supply is already largely decarbonised, the transportation sector must supply a substantial proportion of emissions cuts.

Hydrogen will have a key role to play in decarbonising transportation. There are practical limits on the use of electricity and biofuel, so fuel cell vehicles are considered the best solution for at least 50% of Canada’s passenger transportation.

Projects:

Four large scale projects under development, additional projects ramping up:

COURANT

Construction of a green ammonia production platform using 3.2 metric tonnes (MT) per hour
of green hydrogen generated by 200MW hydropower.

• The Project will be constructed over a 30 month period starting in 2022 for commencement of operations in 2026
• The electrolysis unit will be powered by hydro-electricity to produce green hydrogen.
• Nitrogen will be caught from the air with an Air Separation Unit (ASU), which is powered with hydro-electricity
• Ammonia will be shipped from a deep sea harbor on the eastcoast of Canada

KEY FIGURES

– 173,000 MT of green ammonia produced each year
– 210MW global power requirement – 1.7 TWh p.a. energy consumption.

 – Start of operation in 2026 –

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