E.ON Hydrogen has chosen ANDRITZ to conduct an engineering study for an electrolyzer plant in Essen, Germany, to produce green hydrogen. This marks a significant step towards establishing large-scale green hydrogen plants, with a capacity of 20 MW to be built in the Essen harbor area. The green hydrogen produced will be used by transportation companies and industries in the vicinity. The partnership between E.ON Hydrogen and ANDRITZ demonstrates a commitment to sustainable energy and the hydrogen economy. The project includes feasibility and safety studies for hydrogen production, compression, storage, and loading bays. VP of Green Hydrogen at ANDRITZ, Peter Eisenköck, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration and emphasized the importance of decarbonization. The completion of the study is anticipated in 2024, showcasing a proactive approach towards efficient implementation and support in the green hydrogen sector.