A hydrogen plant exploded, throwing debris for tens of metres and badly damaging the plant. The two workers in the plant at the time were not seriously injured. The plant reportedly had a capacity of 3,600 tonnes/year of liquid hydrogen. On November 13 it was reported that the Commission de la sant et de la scurit au travail (CSST - Commission for Health and Safety at Work) would not be conducting an inquiry because no one was killed. On November 19 it was reported that the liquid hydrogen section appeared to have been destroyed. According to the plant director: "The explosion occurred in the body of the plant, there where we compress and chill gaseous hydrogen. For the moment it appears that a good part of the installation for producing liquid hydrogen has been destroyed. But there remains, on the other side of the street, all our installations for producing gaseous hydrogen. This department is still operating." A press release from Hydrogen AL confirmed that a hydrogen liquefaction system had exploded.