Air Liquide, in partnership with Siemens Gamesa, has announced to build a 30 MW hydrogen power plant in Oberhausen, Germany.
The project will be using a Proton-Exchange Membrane (PEM) electrolyzer, which produces renewable hydrogen from water and renewable electricity, to be built by Air Liquide.
The first phase of the project is expected to be operational by early 2023 with a 20 MW capacity and the second phase, the project is planned to increase the capacity to 30 MW.
The funding of the project is supported by the German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy.
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August 10, 2021
Vattenfall takes on direct marketing for 250 MW Arcadis Ost 1 offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea
Vattenfall and Parkwind have agreed to cooperate in direct marketing in the offshore wind power sector, where Vattenfall will be marketing the Arcadis Ost 1 offshore wind farm project in the Baltic Se...
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August 09, 2021
Tekmar to supply cable protection system for 476 MW offshore wind farm in Germany
Tekmar Energy Limited announced that it received a contract from Van Oord to supply its Generation 10 Cable Protection System (CPS) for the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea, Germany.
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August 04, 2021
RWE starts the construction of 117 MW energy storage project in Lingen and Werne
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July 29, 2021
RWE and other partners sign letter of intent for offshore hydrogen project in Germany
RWE, Shell, Gasunie and Equinor have signed a letter of intent to strengthen their cooperation in the AquaSector offshore hydrogen project in the North Sea, Germany.
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July 28, 2021
Van Oord to install foundations, cables for 476 MW Offshore wind farm in Germany
Van Oord has signed a contract with the Spanish energy company Iberdrola for the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm.
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