German energy company RWE has obtained construction and environmental permits to construct a 100 MW electrolyzer in Eemshaven, the Netherlands. This electrolyzer is part of the system integration solutions associated with the OranjeWind offshore wind project, a collaboration between RWE and TotalEnergies in the Dutch North Sea. The permits mark a significant advancement towards developing 100 MW of green hydrogen production at Eemshaven, which aligns with the overall energy system integration plans for the 795MW OranjeWind project. TotalEnergies' acquisition of a 50% stake in OranjeWind will facilitate the use of electricity to power 350 MW electrolyzer projects, producing approximately 40,000 tons of green hydrogen annually. RWE's plans also include a 50 MW electrolyzer at the nearby Eems Power Station. The realization of both the 50 MW Eemshydrogen project and the 100 MW OranjeWind electrolyzer are dependent on final investment decisions. Sopna Sury, COO Hydrogen at RWE Generation SE, highlighted that securing the necessary permits brings them closer to realizing the electrolyzer, enabling RWE to supply industry with green hydrogen for sustainable production processes. The project not only boosts green hydrogen production but also contributes to the region's growth, establishing Eemshaven as a center for renewable energy.