CHARBONE Corporation has confirmed the official start of commercial production at its clean Ultra High Purity hydrogen facility in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec. Following successful testing in late November, the Phase 1A modular site is now fully operational, representing what the company calls a major milestone for both the organization and the North American clean hydrogen industry. The Sorel-Tracy project is Quebec's first local and decentralized clean UHP hydrogen production facility, serving as a cornerstone of CHARBONE's strategy to deploy modular production units across North America.
According to Dave Gagnon, CHARBONE's Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, this achievement culminates several years of strategic work. We are extremely eager to begin delivering locally produced clean UHP hydrogen to our customers and are currently preparing first delivery, Gagnon stated. This development addresses growing industrial demand for reliable, clean, and competitive hydrogen supply while supporting the transition to lower-carbon energy solutions. The company's modular approach aims to reduce risk and enhance scalability while enabling diversified revenue streams through partnerships in helium and other specialty gases.
CHARBONE's roadmap envisions phased deployment leading to increased capacity and an interconnected network for production and distribution across Canada and the United States. For additional details on CHARBONE's vision and economic outlook, the company has made an investor presentation available on its website at https://www.charbone.com. The company will also host an investor webinar on December 16, 2025, which interested parties can register for at https://info.rbmilestone.com/charbone-webinar-dec-2025.
The commercial launch demonstrates how decentralized production models can provide accessible clean energy solutions while serving industrial gas customers traditionally underserved by centralized systems. As technical teams have validated process stability and production parameter compliance, the facility now enters regular operation mode, positioning CHARBONE to capitalize on increasing demand for clean hydrogen in various industrial applications across North America. CHARBONE is publicly traded on multiple exchanges including the TSX Venture Exchange, OTC Markets, and Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
