E.ON Hydrogen, a subsidiary of the E.ON Group, has announced plans to construct a 20 MW plant in Essen, Germany, aimed at producing 2,300 tons of green hydrogen annually. The hydrogen produced will be targeted towards serving transportation companies and industries in the vicinity of the Essen harbor area. ANDRITZ, a renowned international technology group, will be partnering with E.ON Hydrogen in this project. They will be responsible for conducting feasibility and safety studies for the complete plant, covering aspects such as hydrogen production, compression, storage, and trailer loading bays. This partnership is seen as a significant step towards advancing the hydrogen economy and supporting the transition to sustainable energy. The collaboration between E.ON Hydrogen and ANDRITZ is expected to lead to the completion of the feasibility and safety studies by 2024. Peter Eisenköck, the VP of Green Hydrogen at ANDRITZ, expressed enthusiasm about this project and highlighted their commitment to ensuring efficient project execution at every stage. ANDRITZ Environment & Energy, a division of ANDRITZ, plays a key role in offering sustainable technologies for various industries. Their focus on green hydrogen production, renewable fuels, carbon capture, and emission reduction aligns with the goal of promoting a sustainable future. With a workforce of around 30,000 employees and a global presence in over 80 countries, ANDRITZ is dedicated to providing innovative and efficient solutions to support customers in achieving their sustainability objectives.