Messer Group GmbH, based in Bad Soden, Germany, is embarking on a green hydrogen project in collaboration with the district of Düren to establish a significant production facility in Brainergy Park Jülich. The plant, operated by HyDN GmbH, a joint venture between Messer and the district of Düren, will have a 10 MW output capacity, producing up to 180 kilograms of green hydrogen per hour. This initiative aims to support energy transition and decarbonization efforts, particularly in the transportation sector. The green hydrogen will primarily fuel fuel-cell buses known for their environmental friendliness, with plans to expand the fleet to 25 buses by 2024. NEUMAN & ESSER has been contracted to supply essential equipment for hydrogen production, while Messer will manage storage, filling, and quality control of the hydrogen. Virginia Esly, COO Europe of Messer, highlights the strategic importance of the project in aiding customers in decarbonization and reducing CO2 emissions. The Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure is providing financial support of approximately 14.7 million euros through the National Innovation Program Hydrogen 2, facilitating the construction of the plant, which is expected to commence operations in fall 2025. This endeavor underscores a significant step towards sustainable energy practices and environmental preservation in Germany.