Innio Group and Energie SaarLorLux have announced plans to convert the Gamor gas-engine power plant to green hydrogen, showcasing a significant step in the energy transition. The 53 MW facility, currently running on natural gas, will be equipped with five Jenbacher engines to operate fully on green hydrogen by 2032. This transition is expected to provide CO2-free electricity to 65,000 homes and CO2-free heat to 11,000 homes, surpassing Germany's climate goals. The project, which will enable the plant to support local infrastructure during power outages, signifies a crucial move towards climate neutrality. Innio's CEO, Dr. Olaf Berlien, expressed enthusiasm for this milestone, highlighting the company's commitment to sustainability. Energie SaarLorLux's board member, Joachim Morsch, emphasized the project's broader impact on the energy landscape, aiming to lead the nationwide energy transformation. The incorporation of Jenbacher engines with black-start capability further enhances Gamor's resilience, ensuring continuity in providing essential services to Saarbrücken. This initiative underscores the growing importance of green hydrogen in achieving environmental objectives and advancing towards a cleaner energy future.