Lhyfe and TSE are teaming up to develop a solar park and green hydrogen production unit on the site of the former Poitou foundry in France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine south-west region.
A year after the site’s closure, the Commercial Court of Paris recently rendered its decision on the takeover of the land and real estate assets of the Fonderies du Poitou sites.
These include the Ingrandes Foundry, a 43-hectare site with 40,000 sqm of buildings, and the 35-hectare Oyré Technical Landfill Centre.
The Ingrandes Foundry site will be taken over by the consortium, formed of a joint venture between Lhyfe and TSE. As for the Technical Landfill Centre, it is being fully taken over by TSE, which will devote the land entirely to the production of solar energy with a 45 GWh plant.
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