Energy giant RWE has received planning consent for Wales' first major green hydrogen facility, the Pembroke Green Hydrogen plant. The 100 megawatt electrolyser plant, located near Pembroke Power Station, aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions by approximately 93,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to removing 18,600 cars annually. This project, approved by the Pembroke County Council, includes a direct pipeline connection to neighboring industries and is a crucial step towards advancing the green hydrogen plant. The construction phase, expected to create about 200 jobs, will lead to operational support for firms in their transition towards net-zero emissions. RWE plans to partially finance the project through 15-year hydrogen production contracts, contributing to bridging the cost gap between production and market prices. The plant's operation is targeted for 2027 or 2028 and plays a pivotal role in the UK Government's goal of achieving 10GW of green hydrogen capacity by 2030. The positive sentiment surrounding the plant's approval highlights Wales' prominence in the green hydrogen revolution, emphasizing innovation in renewable energy and decarbonisation efforts. The Pembroke Green Hydrogen project showcases Wales' commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, meeting net-zero targets, and securing a sustainable energy future. The project also aligns with the South Wales Industrial Cluster's initiative to drive the decarbonisation of industrial processes in the region.