Green Hydrogen Technology GmbH (GHT) and the Westfalen Group have joined forces in a groundbreaking partnership to revolutionize the production of hydrogen from waste materials. GHT's waste-to-hydrogen plants not only produce environmentally friendly hydrogen but also make it CO2-negative through integrated CO2 liquefaction, effectively avoiding emissions from waste incineration. The agreement between the two companies aims to supply customers in the mobility and industrial sectors with affordable green hydrogen, tapping into the potential of hydrogen from waste materials. Westfalen plans to utilize its hydrogen trailers for deliveries, initially focusing on the southern German region. Affordability is a key criterion in this innovative approach, with the decentralized production of hydrogen significantly reducing costs compared to conventional electrolysis methods. Dr. Nicolas Dohn of Westfalen highlights the importance of this cost-effective model in boosting demand and ensuring supply security for both producers and customers. The partnership envisions a green and circular society, emphasizing the ease of setting up waste-to-hydrogen plants and the potential to expand the supply model to other partners. By uniting their strengths, Westfalen and GHT aim to enhance the efficiency of the hydrogen value chain, paving the way for a more sustainable energy transition in Germany. The collaboration not only drives innovation in the hydrogen market but also underscores the commitment to environmental stewardship and customer benefits. The strategic partnership sets a precedent for future collaborations in sustainable energy production and distribution, marking a significant step towards a greener and more circular economy.