United Kingdom – RWE, a renewable energy company, has awarded Jacobs a feasibility study contract to investigate the production and supply of green hydrogen in South Wales, UK.
The four-month study will look into the feasibility of installing a 100MW electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen at RWE’s Pembroke Power Station.
Jacobs’ global hydrogen and multi-disciplinary capability will be used in the study, which will include teams from the United Kingdom, mainland Europe, and Australia. It will also look at how green hydrogen could be used in South Wales for transportation and decarbonization to help meet carbon reduction targets.
The green hydrogen project could scale up to several gigawatts and could be connected to floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea. It’s the first project from RWE’s Pembroke Net Zero Centre, which began operations in early 2021.
