HDF Energy bets on underground hydrogen storage with Somas in Morocco
The French industrialist and developer, one of the world’s pioneers in hydrogen electricity, has entered into a partnership with the Moroccan liquefied petroleum gas storage manager to study and eventually develop a green hydrogen storage infrastructure in salt caverns on the Casablanca-Rabat axis.
10/01/2022 at 19h00, by Africa Business+
Somas, held by Samir, Akwa Group, Vivo Energy, TotalEnergies, Petrom, Winxo and ZIZ, owns and operates three underground saline storage caverns.
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