John Cockerill has recently been awarded a concept certificate by TÜV-SÜD for the H2-readiness of its heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs), marking a significant milestone in the shift towards hydrogen in power generation. The company's adaptation of its HRSG design to accommodate hydrogen instead of fossil fuels aligns with the EU Green Deal's objective of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. This move is crucial as many countries are expected to phase out fossil fuels, making hydrogen a reliable alternative with zero carbon emissions for combined cycle power plants. Oil & Gas companies are also preparing to transition to hydrogen, with plans for natural gas-fired power plants to operate on hydrogen or hydrogen-blended fuels. The certification from TÜV-SÜD covers the H2-readiness of power plants and associated equipment, providing guidelines for OEMs and EPCs in the industry. John Cockerill's President, Eric Absil, emphasized the importance of designing hydrogen-ready systems for sustainable power supply and zero-emission generation. The certification confirms that John Cockerill's HRSGs are capable of operating with hydrogen, showcasing the company's commitment to efficiency and emission control. With a focus on safety aspects and performance optimization, John Cockerill's initiative represents a step forward in the energy transition towards renewable and sustainable power generation.