First Hydrogen awards feasibility study for H2, FCEV project in Quebec

First Hydrogen Corp (CVE:FHYD) on Friday said it has awarded a feasibility study contract to Canadian engineering company Sacre-Davey for a 35-MW green hydrogen plant and vehicle assembly factory in Shawinigan, Quebec.

First Hydrogen plans a hydrogen-fuel-cell-powered vehicle (FCEV) assembly factory capable of producing 25,000 vehicles per year and a green hydrogen production facility to supply the company’s vehicles and other vehicles and uses in the Montreal-Quebec City region. It intends to distribute its FCEV throughout North America in combination with its Hydrogen as a Service product offering.

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The agreement with Sacre-Davey covers technical and markets analysis, engineering review, analysis of grid and water constraints, permitting requirements, environmental constraints, as well as a review of distribution and operations.

First Hydrogen just recently finalised land option agreements with the City of Shawinigan.