Charbone working toward commissioning in November

Executive Summary

• Charbone Hydrogen Corp. has completed dismantling its Quebec‑city hydrogen production assets and the main components have arrived at the Sorel‑Tracy site.
• The relocation supports the scheduled start‑up of Charbone’s first ultrahigh‑purity (UHP) hydrogen production unit in November 2025.
• The move leverages previously acquired, proven equipment to reduce capital costs and accelerate time‑to‑market for its modular clean‑hydrogen network.

Key Details

• Dismantling of the Quebec‑city hydrogen production assets was finished on schedule; all modules and systems were preserved intact during transport.
• Main equipment components have been delivered to Charbone’s Sorel‑Tracy facility, where reintegration and connection work will begin in the coming weeks.
• The relocation is a direct result of the strategic transaction announced on Sept. 5 2025, through which Charbone acquired hydrogen production and refuelling assets.
• Completion of this logistical milestone keeps the project on track for a November 2025 start‑up of the first clean UHP hydrogen unit in Quebec.
• CEO Dave B. Gagnon highlighted that reusing proven assets reduces capital expenditures and accelerates market entry.
• The company thanked partners, suppliers, and internal teams for their contributions to the successful dismantling and transport.

Notable Quotes

“We are proud to have completed this crucial logistical milestone on time,” said Dave B. Gagnon, chief executive officer of Charbone. “The transfer of this strategic equipment to our Sorel‑Tracy site brings us closer to the first production of clean UHP hydrogen in Quebec while optimizing our investments through the reuse of proven assets.”

“Charbone's vision of building a modular clean UHP hydrogen production network in North America is becoming more tangible and concrete every day,” added Gagnon.