ENGIE at HyVolution 2025 « European hydrogen days » - Paris

The must-attend event for the hydrogen sector in France and Europe. Organized in collaboration with France Hydrogène and supported by Ademe, the hydrogen for energy, industry and mobility event will present the latest news and innovations in the sector as well as the concrete solutions developed today in France and Europe.    

Discover two open-access areas in the middle of the exhibition where you can hear talks from exhibiting businesses and partners who have a project, product, or service to tell you about.

ENGIE at HYVOLUTION - Program

• 28th of January - 4:00 pm : ENGIE - Medhyterra and France KerEAUzen, two industrial-scale hydrogen conversion projects for various applications. 
  
  - Medhyterra project: aims to build a low-carbon ammonia import terminal in Fos-Tonkin which, once converted into low-carbon hydrogen, could significantly reduce emissions from regional sectors.  > Find out more about Medhyterra <
  
  - France KerEAUzen project: In Le Havre, ENGIE plans to build a facility to produce ‘new generation’ fuel from hydrogen and CO2, to accelerate the energy transition in the aviation sector."  > Find out more about France KEREAUZEN <
  
  
  


• 29th of january at 3:30 pm : Workshop ENGIE - VHyTTA, a European project to develop a multiphase hydrogen station for use in airports. 
  
  VHyTTA (Versatile Hydrogen Transfer for Transport) aims to develop a versatile gaseous/liquid H2 station that addresses the main problems the hydrogen mobility sector is facing : high costs (Capex and Opex) leading to an increase in LCOH, reliability problems, long construction periods and a lack of design standardisation
  
  
• 30th of january at 2:00 pm: Workshop  ENGIE Lab CRIGEN - : Hydrogen flow metering and quality measurements : what are the technical challenges ?
  
  Metrology is a key aspect of operating hydrogen installations. It enables precise measurement of performance and compliance of the delivered product. Accurate measurement of flow rates and knowledge of gas purity throughout the hydrogen value chain, from production to distribution, are essential for anticipating maintenance, monitoring equipment performance guarantees, and accurately billing the final product.