RWE, the largest power producer in Wales, has successfully obtained full planning approval for the Pembroke Green Hydrogen plant. The plant will include a 100MWe electrolyser capable of producing two tonnes of hydrogen per hour. This hydrogen will play a crucial role in decarbonising industrial activities in south Wales, with an anticipated annual reduction of 93,000 tonnes of carbon emissions. The approval marks a significant milestone, positioning Wales at the forefront of the green hydrogen revolution and showcasing the region's commitment to renewable energy. The project not only aims to drive innovation in renewable energy but also to create new jobs and provide a boost to the local economy. Henry Tufnell, MP for Mid and South Pembrokeshire, hails the project as a pioneering effort that aligns with Wales's objectives of greenhouse gas emission reduction and sustainable energy development. RWE, a key player in the South Wales Industrial Cluster, has received crucial support from this initiative, paving the way for the successful development of the green hydrogen plant. The project is set to contribute significantly to the UK Government's goal of 10GW of green hydrogen capacity by 2030, further solidifying Wales's position in clean energy innovation. Overall, the approval of the Pembroke Green Hydrogen plant represents a positive step towards achieving green energy targets and fostering sustainable growth in the region.