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Haffner says Mundi reserved 40 modules for planned Quebec energy complexes

Mundi Énergies reserved Haffner C-iB modules for planned projects in Quebec; this is an equipment reservation, not operating plants.

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Haffner Energy said on October 13 that Canada’s Mundi Énergies had reserved 40 C-iB modules under its CORE100 programme. The reservation was backed by an advance payment of €333,000.

Mundi is shifting from large bespoke facilities to a modular design for its first two planned multi-energy complexes in Quebec. The partners also intend to complete the remaining €8 million of an earlier equity-investment programme through two €4 million share issues; the complexes remain at the project stage.

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Haffner says Mundi reserved 40 modules for planned Quebec energy complexes

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    Haffner says Mundi reserved 40 modules for planned Quebec energy complexes

    Mundi Énergies reserved Haffner C-iB modules for planned projects in Quebec; this is an equipment reservation, not operating plants.

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C-iB modules reserved by Mundi
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2026-10-13 · Observed
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