Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Friesen Elektra have launched Project Anker, a green hydrogen production facility in Sande, Germany. The project plans to start with a 400 MW electrolysis capacity, with future expansion to 800 MW, aiming to produce 80,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. Situated strategically near Wilhelmshaven and the German hydrogen core network, Project Anker will support industries like steel, chemicals, and transportation, benefiting from renewable energy sources. This initiative is expected to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions, equivalent to the yearly output of around 340,000 households, contributing to Germany's carbon-neutral goals. In addition to environmental benefits, the project will create new jobs, promote economic growth, and engage the local community positively. Powered by a mix of onshore and offshore wind, the project underscores a shift towards sustainable practices in energy-intensive sectors. Both CIP and Friesen Elektra express enthusiasm for the collaboration, highlighting the importance of green hydrogen in the energy transition. With a focus on greenfield renewable energy investments, CIP's Energy Transition Fund I (CI ETF I) aims to drive the decarbonization of industries through large-scale infrastructure like Project Anker. This joint effort signifies a step forward in accelerating the energy transition and leveraging collective expertise to create significant impacts in the renewable energy sector.