CertifHy Lists Hy2B RFNBO Certificate for Production and Trading
CertifHy's live register lists Hy2B Wasserstoff's RFNBO hydrogen certificate as valid from 1 September 2026 through 31 August 2027. The scope covers an electrolyzer processing unit and trading.
Hy2B Wasserstoff RFNBO certificate
A relationship from Hy2B's electrolyzer processing unit through TÜV SÜD certification to listed trading scope.
Listed Hy2B certificate
The register lists certificate EU-CertifHy-RFNBO-DE102-26080197 for Hy2B Wasserstoff GmbH with RFNBO Hydrogen as the product.
Electrolyzer and trading scope
The scope covers a processing unit, identified as an electrolyzer, and trading. TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH is the issuing body.
Validity to 31 August 2027
Certificates stay valid for the stated period even before the certificate PDF and audit report appear after internal review.
CertifHy's live register lists Hy2B Wasserstoff's RFNBO hydrogen certificate as valid from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027.
ScopeLive register record. It confirms scheme, product, scope, and period. It does not disclose volume, delivery terms, buyer allocation, or compliance with other schemes.
What happened
CertifHy's live certificate register lists Hy2B Wasserstoff GmbH's RFNBO hydrogen certificate as valid from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027.
The record identifies certificate EU-CertifHy-RFNBO-DE102-26080197. It covers a processing unit, identified as an electrolyzer, and trading. TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH is listed as the issuing certification body.
CertifHy also states that certificates remain valid for their stated period, even before the related certificate PDF and audit report appear after internal review.
Why it matters
The record shows how a live certification register exposes product, site role, scope, issuing body, and validity dates. It also shows that production and trading roles can sit within one certificate scope.
This is a market-infrastructure signal. It does not change EU RFNBO rules. It gives buyers and project teams a public point for checking a certificate record before they review transaction evidence.
What changes for market participants
- Producers should track certificate numbers, covered sites, product scope, issuing body, and expiry dates.
- Buyers should check the certificate period and scope against the seller, product, delivery period, and contract.
- Certifiers should reconcile the processing and trading roles with audit evidence and ownership records.
- Project teams should plan renewal work before expiry and record any scope change during recertification.
HyGOAT implication
Screen should flag certificate start dates, expiry dates, scope changes, and gaps between production and trading coverage. MRV should link the certificate to the relevant asset, production period, product record, and delivery evidence.
Export readiness should keep the CertifHy record separate from GHCI, JCM, CBAM, and buyer-specific requirements. One certificate record should not become a blanket claim for every market.
Risks and caveats
- The source is a live register. The certificate PDF and audit report may follow after CertifHy's internal review.
- The register does not disclose production volume, delivery terms, buyer allocation, or offtake status.
- The listed CertifHy scope does not by itself prove GHCI, JCM, CBAM, or other market requirements.
Sources
- CertifHy: EU Voluntary Scheme certificates and non-conformity reports - current register checked 11 September 2026.
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