Haffner Energy Expands its New Programme For Integrated Solutions

Haffner Energy, a sustainable solutions company, is ready to meet the growing market demand for integrated solutions through its C -iC module reservation programme that was launched just seven months ago.

It will expand the programme to integrated, multi-module energy solutions for methane and methanol production in early October. The expansion will cover the entire value chain – from biomass to the final energy carrier.

The broader scope increases the programme’s estimated revenue potential to more than €500 million, compared with more than USD 344 million at launch, while maintaining the same cap of 100 modules over three years.

Deliberately set in line with the Company’s industrial ramp-up capacity, this 100-module cap represents a maximum rather than a threshold for the deployment of CORE100.

Philippe Haffner, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Haffner Energy, noted that demand for larger, integrated solutions is strong.

“We have adapted CORE100 to this market reality without changing either our industrial capacity limit or our modular approach. This expansion of our offering also reconnects us with our historic business: between 1993 and 2020, we designed and delivered large-scale biomass-to-power projects.

“The new offering for data centres clearly illustrates this move to a larger scale. Given the size of the projects currently under review, reservation demand could take the programme beyond 100 modules.”

Haffner Energy is maintaining the 100-module cap set for CORE100 in order to manage its industrial scale-up.

Marcella Franchi, Chief Business Development Officer, said their standardised, multi-module approach enables the company to maintain the competitiveness of the solutions. It offers customers greater flexibility and significantly shorter deployment times than a conventional industrial solution. It also provides redundancy: when one module is unavailable, the others continue to operate.

The result is increased availability and enhanced operational reliability – both critical considerations for applications such as data centres, where any interruption can be particularly costly.”

Moreover, Haffner Energy is extending its offering to include renewable methane and renewable methanol production, combining its proprietary technologies with complementary, proven equipment supplied by specialist manufacturers.

The company is developing multi-modular configurations that combine several standardised modules within a single plant, while retaining the industrial benefits of standardisation.

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