Evonik, in partnership with Dutch company VoltH2, is advancing sustainable hydrogen production by initiating the construction of a 50 MW electrolyzer adjacent to Evonik’s hydrogen peroxide plant in Delfzijl, Netherlands. This project, slated for completion by the end of 2027, will be a pioneering industrial-scale green hydrogen water electrolysis plant in the region. The partnership not only focuses on meeting Evonik’s hydrogen needs sustainably but also aims to establish a hydrogen network within the industrial hub of Delfzijl. Beyond the electrolyzer, VoltH2 will set up a tube trailer filling station on Evonik’s premises to ensure continuous green hydrogen availability to other customers. This collaboration is a strategic step for Evonik to transition entirely to renewable resources in its production processes. By leveraging VoltH2's expertise, Evonik is moving towards a cleaner, greener industry landscape. Both Peter Metten of Evonik and André Jurres of VoltH2 emphasized the significance of this initiative in driving sustainable energy practices. Metten highlighted the challenge of integrating green hydrogen into production processes and acknowledged the partnership with VoltH2 as a crucial step in achieving renewable energy goals. Jurres praised Delfzijl's strategic position in the green hydrogen economy and showcased the potential for carbon emission reductions through large-scale sustainable electricity and hydrogen production. The collaboration between Evonik and VoltH2 sets the stage for future partnerships and similar initiatives at Evonik’s other global sites. The company's Active Oxygens business line is already making strides in emission reduction, with plans to source 90% of electricity from renewable sources by 2024. Additionally, Evonik is exploring sustainable steam generation and green hydrogen integration at various sites, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability and industrial transformation.