Ardagh Glass Packaging-Europe in Limmared is at the forefront of green hydrogen innovation, utilizing a 5MW Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) hydrogen electrolyzer to produce green hydrogen for melting glass. Since the testing phase began in October, the facility claims to have combusted 109,000m3 of hydrogen on-site, resulting in the saving of 70 tonnes of CO2. The project aims to replace 20% of the natural gas in the glass furnace with green hydrogen, showcasing a commitment to sustainability and emissions reduction goals. CEO Martin Petersson emphasizes the significance of incorporating sustainable technologies like hydrogen to drive decarbonisation in the glass industry, alongside initiatives like hybrid melting. The strategic installation of electrolyzers in various plants owned by Ardagh Glass signifies a shift towards industrial-scale green hydrogen production for manufacturing processes. Additionally, the report mentions the progress in Obernkirchen, Germany, with the NextGen Furnace using 60% electrical heating and achieving a 64% reduction in carbon emissions. This showcases Ardagh Group's dedication to sustainability and driving innovation in the packaging industry.