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The GH2 project in Bordeaux, intended to produce green ammonia and synthetic fuels on a 50-hectare site by 2027, has stalled. Project leaders Franck Chessé and Thierry Robustelly aimed to use green hydrogen to address France's dependency on imported ammonia, which accounts for a third of its consumption.

Despite plans for a 100 MW and later 300 MW electrolyzer, the project has not started construction or secured its estimated €250 million financing. After six years since establishment and three years following regional support, the project remains inactive, with analysts suggesting it may cease altogether.