The Netherlands – RWE is going to build a large wind farm off the coast of IJmuiden. It was announced today that the energy group has won a bidding war between several major parties. It also means that the construction of a huge, 600 megawatt, green hydrogen plant is a step closer.
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The Netherlands – With the acquisition of the Dutch company Frames, US-based Plug Power acquired a system integrator for building green hydrogen plants. After all, such a plant is more than just the electrolyzer. ‘A missing puzzle piece? Perhaps more of a missing link,’ argues Jordi Zonneveld.
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On 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).
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Last monday we visited Chemie Park Delfzijl. Stephanie Kool-Claessens of HyCC explains where two green hydrogen projects will be built.
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The Netherlands – HyCC and BP have signed an agreement for the further development of a 250-megawatt green hydrogen plant in the port area of Rotterdam. The final investment decision is expected next year.
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The vistas for hydrogen are often clearer than the concrete steps that need to be taken now. But what needs to happen now to make the ambitions a reality. During the side event ‘Next steps in Hydrogen’ at EIES2021, we will investigate the construction of a hydrogen backbone in the Netherlands, the possibilities of importing hydrogen from overseas and the geographical possibilities of green hydrogen in Europe.
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United Kingdom – Offshore Wind Power Limited (OWPL), a consortium formed by Macquarie’s Green Investment Group, TotalEnergies, and Scottish developer Renewable Infrastructure Development Group (RIDG), is investigating the use of offshore wind to power the industrial production of green hydrogen on the island of Flotta in Orkney, Scotland.
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United Kingdom – Petrofac has formed a strategic alliance with Protium, a prominent UK green hydrogen energy provider.
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Germany – The University of Bayreuth develops high-temperature electrolysis (HTEL) research as part of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research-funded hydrogen flagship programs (BMBF).
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Spain – The European Commission is financing part of the investment that Repsol and Enagás are going to allocate to the construction of a demo plant for the production of renewable hydrogen using photoelectrocatalysis technology at the Puertollano Industrial Complex.
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