The Micr’Eau group and its partner H2SYS, manufacturer of the Thytan Boxhy generator sets, have delivered and installed these first units in Antofagasta as part of a bilateral Franco-Chilean cooperation.
The 130 KW and 5 KW units will be used in the mining sector for ENAMI and are financed by Fasep (DG Tresor).
At the BIG event organised by bpifrance in Paris, Micr’Eau Chairman Pascal Guasp was interviewed on the subject of international development.
Micr’Eau associated with H2SYS, a specialist in green hydrogen (autonomous electric generator) is one of the 6 winners of the FASEP Low Carbon call for projects. Its €500,000 project for the French part will take place in northern Chile with ENAMI, under the Ministry of Mines, to promote green energy among medium-sized mines. Locally, Micr’Eau will make its Franco-Chilean teams and its partners Cobre y Metales.
The Micr’Eau teams welcomed the Minister in charge of Foreign Trade, Mr. Olivier Becht at the company’s premises to discuss this project.