CHARBONE delivers clean hydrogen in Ontario
Published by Willow Munz,
Editorial Assistant
Global Hydrogen Review,
CHARBONE CORP. (CHARBONE), a North American producer and distributor specialising in clean Ultra High Purity (UHP) hydro-gen and strategic industrial gases, has announced the successful delivery of the first load of clean UHP hydrogen produced in Sorel-Tracy to an independent distributor based in Ontario, marking the official start of revenue generation for its production division.
This initial shipment confirms the company's ability to efficiently supply markets outside Quebec from the outset.
This contract marks the beginning of a new phase of commercial growth for CHARBONE, which plans to gradually expand its distribution network and strengthen its presence in the main industrial corridors of Eastern Canada and the American Midwest. Given limited access to consistent and reliable clean UHP hydrogen supply in the North American market and strong demand for the Company’s product, CHARBONE does not disclose purchase order volumes or pricing in order to preserve its competitive position. Revenues from CHARBONE’s production, distribution, and advisory businesses are reported quarterly on a consolidated basis.
“We are extremely proud to begin delivering locally produced clean UHP hydrogen to our first customer today,” said Dave Gagnon, CHARBONE’s Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board. “This is another major milestone for CHARBONE, and also for the clean UHP hydrogen industry in North America.” For more information on CHARBONE’s vision, modular plant configuration, and economic outlook, please visit the Company’s website for updated investor materials including presentation and fact sheet.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalhydrogenreview.com/hydrogen/23122025/charbone-delivers-clean-hydrogen-in-ontario/
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