CHARBONE Corporation has confirmed the safe arrival of all major production equipment components at its Sorel-Tracy hydrogen facility, representing a significant advancement in the company's development schedule. This equipment delivery facilitates the official start of civil works planned for October 27, 2025, initiating the first operational phase that will lead to equipment reinstallation, connection, and commissioning activities scheduled for November 2025. The milestone follows the strategic transaction disclosed on October 7, 2025, where CHARBONE acquired hydrogen production assets that enable substantial capital expenditure reduction and accelerated market entry through integration of proven, efficient equipment.
As a North American producer and distributor focused on clean Ultra High Purity hydrogen and strategic industrial gases, CHARBONE is developing a distributed network of green hydrogen production facilities using modular construction methods. The company's business strategy involves revenue diversification through helium and specialty gas partnerships while maintaining commitment to low-carbon energy transition solutions. Site team mobilization continues this week in preparation for civil works commencement, demonstrating the company's operational execution capabilities in the competitive clean hydrogen sector where timing and cost efficiency are crucial for market success.
CHARBONE's approach of integrating existing production assets rather than constructing entirely new infrastructure provides strategic benefits in capital management and project timeline optimization. The company maintains public trading status on multiple exchanges, including the TSX Venture Exchange, OTC Markets, and Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Additional corporate details are accessible through the company's website at https://www.charbone.com and regulatory filings available via SEDAR at https://www.sedar.com. The progress at Sorel-Tracy validates CHARBONE's implementation capacity within the growing clean hydrogen industry, where efficient project execution and cost management determine competitive positioning and market viability.
