Haffner Energy (ALHAF.PA) said Tuesday that US-based project developer OroCarbo reserved 12 Synoca C-iC units under the former's CORE100 program.
The French clean energy company's C-iC units use its proprietary thermolysis technology to convert residual biomass into renewable syngas.
OroCarbo would deploy the units at its development of local renewable energy hubs in the US to produce renewable syngas for renewable hydrogen for mobility and local power generation.