Wood, a UK-based company, has been chosen to carry out the front-end engineering design (FEED) phase for a hydrogen project in the Netherlands in partnership with Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP). The joint venture, Zeevonk, will combine 2GW of offshore wind capacity with a 50MWp floating offshore wind farm to power a large-scale electrolyser. The onshore electrolyser will be situated in the Maasvlakte area of the Port of Rotterdam. Wood will be responsible for the FEED work over the next ten months and will provide detailed cost estimates for the equipment, procurement, and construction phase in Q2. The hydrogen facility is expected to be operational by 2029 and will have a significant peak consumption capability. Once complete, the produced hydrogen will be transported through pipelines to the local hydrogen grid network in Rotterdam. Wood aims to deliver a design that maximizes value engineering and ensures a reliable and cost-effective solution. This project reinforces Wood's dedication to offering low-carbon energy solutions and supporting the accessibility and scalability of low-emissions energy sources worldwide. It also highlights Wood's third collaboration with CIP in the hydrogen sector. Additionally, this article mentions the 1895 Podcast by gasworld Global Insights (GWGI), which focuses on providing analysis, insights, and interviews related to industrial gases, energy sectors, and the ongoing energy transition.