Tree Energy Solutions (TES) and ZEG have initiated a collaboration to conduct a feasibility study on the implementation of hydrogen production technology in Germany. The two companies are set to begin the study in September 2024, aiming to explore opportunities for green hydrogen production in the country. ZEG will leverage its technology to evaluate the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of deploying a demonstration plant for large-scale hydrogen production, with results expected within six months. The CEO of ZEG, Arild Selvig, highlighted how their technology can significantly reduce carbon emissions and contribute to a more sustainable energy mix, aligning with their mission to empower the world with clean energy. The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at TES, Jens Schmidt, emphasized the initiative's alignment with TES' goal of democratizing access to reliable green energy through existing infrastructure. Additionally, TES, along with partners Uniper and NPorts, is working on developing an import terminal at the port of Wilhelmshaven for gases like hydrogen and ammonia, with regulatory exemptions granted to support green energy projects. The partnership between ZEG and TES signifies a joint effort to advance decentralised green hydrogen production and reduce CO2 emissions, aiming to drive a more sustainable energy future in Germany.