Uniper's Hydrogen Pilot Cavern Inauguration in Krummhörn: Pioneering Green Energy Storage
Key Ideas
- The HPC Krummhörn demonstration plant was opened with key figures from Uniper and political representatives present.
- The project aims to combine security of supply with decarbonisation through the storage of green hydrogen in a specially built salt cavern.
- The trial operation will involve a gas tightness test on September 24, 2024, marking the first step towards filling the cavern with hydrogen.
- The inauguration provides insight into Uniper's strategy towards 'Greener Gases' and their commitment to exploring the potential of green hydrogen.
The Hydrogen Pilot Cavern (HPC) Krummhörn demonstration plant in Germany was ceremoniously opened with the presence of key figures from Uniper and political guests. This project represents a step towards greener energy storage, focusing on the combination of security of supply and decarbonisation through the storage of green hydrogen in a salt cavern. The event included a tour of the plant, offering guests a detailed look at the project and Uniper's approach to 'Greener Gases'. The trial operation of the cavern will commence with a gas tightness test scheduled for September 24, 2024, paving the way for the first filling of the cavern. The inauguration highlights Uniper's dedication to exploring and utilizing green hydrogen as part of their sustainable energy strategy.