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Green Hydrogen: The McPhy Gigafactory Is Already Reborn From Its Ashes

France and Belgium combine their strengths in the field of green hydrogen, through John Cockerill and its subsidiary McPhy. Objective: to make this technology inescapable for the European energy transition thanks to a brand new and innovative electrolyser. The history of the French company McPhy, a pioneer of green hydrogen, could have stopped in July 2025, less than two years after the inauguration of a brand new gigafactory. Due to poor financ…
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France and Belgium combine their strengths in the field of green hydrogen, through John Cockerill and its subsidiary McPhy. Objective: to make this technology inescapable for the European energy transition thanks to a brand new and innovative electrolyser. The history of the French company McPhy, a pioneer of green hydrogen, could have stopped in July 2025, less than two years after the inauguration of a brand new gigafactory. Due to poor financ…

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Révolution Energétique broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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