HYTE Vlog#6 Transformation of Shell Rheinland
On the day Shell started the construction of a 200 MW green hydrogen elektrolyzer in Rotterdam, we post our vlog of the first step at Rheinland.
Continue ReadingOn the day Shell started the construction of a 200 MW green hydrogen elektrolyzer in Rotterdam, we post our vlog of the first step at Rheinland.
Continue ReadingOn Monday, we paid a brief visit to #Tarragona. Universitat Rovira i Virgili to be exact. There Jordi Cartanyà told us about the #Hydrogen Valley of Catalonia. Interesting to hear how first different companies and other parties were asked about their ideas and plans in the field of hydrogen. And based on that, an overarching vision and plan was written. Also special […]
Continue ReadingOn Wednesday we visited Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland. Some highlights. An 10 MW electrolyser is already build (REFHYNE 1), and they are planning of building one of 100 MW (REFHYNE 2).
Continue ReadingSwitzerland – Nuclear power has the potential to play a significant role in helping countries to transition to energy systems dominated by renewables.
Continue ReadingJune 28th we visited Wilhelmshaven – Uniper is developing an import terminal capable of converting green ammonia back into hydrogen. The energy company also plans to build an electrolysis plant at the site to produce green hydrogen itself with a capacity of up to 1GW. The company further wants to explore the possibility of directly […]
Continue ReadingZuidwending is worth visiting. HyStock Waterstofopslag is developing the first large-scale underground storage of hydrogen in the Netherlands. It is developing a salt cavern for hydrogen storage. If all goes according to plan, the plant with a first cavern will be operational in 2026.
Continue ReadingLast monday we visited Chemie Park Delfzijl. Stephanie Kool-Claessens of HyCC explains where two green hydrogen projects will be built.
Continue ReadingBelgium – Volvo Trucks opens its first ever battery assembly plant. The plant in Ghent will supply ready-to-use batteries for the company’s all-electric heavy trucks.
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