Uniper has partnered with Electric Hydrogen to develop a 200MW electrolyzer plant in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, as part of the Green Wilhelmshaven project. The large-scale electrolysis plant will produce green hydrogen, while an ammonia import terminal will be established to cater to the country's growing demand. The selection of Electric Hydrogen was based on its advanced proton exchange membrane electrolysis technology, promising to lower hydrogen production costs. Both projects are set to connect to the German hydrogen backbone and underground storage facilities, aiming to meet a significant portion of Germany's green hydrogen needs. Uniper's ambition is to make Wilhelmshaven a key hub for green hydrogen, supported by the PCI status granted to the projects. The electrolysis plant will utilize renewable energy from wind farms to create zero-carbon hydrogen, crucial for various industries in achieving carbon neutrality. With the goal of decarbonizing German and European industries, Uniper and Electric Hydrogen are working towards a sustainable energy transition and shaping a greener future for the region.