SEM-REV offshore energy test site

Green hydrogen production

Research and education

Offshore research site operation

Using offshore wind turbines to generate electricity that powers electrolysis for hydrogen production, particularly in deep water where winds are stronger.

Custom software and algorithms developed by Lhyfe to remotely manage the Sealhyfe site and enable 100% autonomous platform operation.

A process to produce green hydrogen directly from seawater using renewable electricity.

Denmark

Normandy

Saint-Nazaire, Brittany

Three 5-megawatt renewable hydrogen production plants under construction by Lhyfe.

Lhyfe projects in Denmark and Sweden larger than 100-megawatts in capacity.

2-megawatt floating wind turbine to be launched at the SEM-REV offshore energy test site in France.

A floating wind turbine connected to the SEM-REV power hub that supplies renewable electricity to power the Sealhyfe electrolyzer.

Offshore green hydrogen production platform

An offshore green hydrogen production platform featuring a 1 MW electrolyzer mounted on GEPS Techno's WAVEGEM floating platform. Capable of producing up to 400 kg of hydrogen per day and designed for autonomous operation in offshore conditions.