Mundi Énergies teams with Haffner Energy expanding Quebecois renewable diesel production
In Canada, Haffner Energy signed an agreement strengthening its strategic partnership with Mundi Énergies, Inc., marking the entry of Mundi Énergies and its partners into Haffner Energy’s share capital, supporting the development of a network of multi-energy hubs across Canada. As part of this initiative, an initial issue of new shares totaling €650,000 as the first drawdown under the initial two million-euro (€2M) tranche of the investment facility.
This first project, scheduled to come online in Q2 2028, paves the way for the roll-out of around twenty multi-energy hubs across several regions of Quebec. Each hub has the potential to produce around 50 million liters of renewable diesel per year. By combining decarbonization, energy sovereignty and security, the network immediately establishes itself as a strategic infrastructure project for Canada. When the partnership was announced in December 2025, an initial order for a 5 MW syngas module had been planned for the first quarter of 2026. However, the expansion of the project into a large-scale multi-energy hub (GNR, renewable diesel and SAF, rather than syngas alone) required technological and strategic adjustments. Consequently, while the project has been fully confirmed, the order schedule has been revised to reflect the progress of the engineering studies and the structuring of the project company.
Category: Fuels
