Air Liquide has revealed plans for two significant electrolyzer projects in Europe in collaboration with TotalEnergies to advance the decarbonization efforts in the region. The first project, ELYgator, involves a 200MW electrolyzer in Maasvlakte, Rotterdam, set to produce 23,000 tons of low-carbon hydrogen annually. This initiative will cater to TotalEnergies' industrial requirements and serve various heavy-duty mobility needs across Europe. The project benefits from renewable electricity sourced from offshore wind farms, emphasizing sustainability. The second project entails a joint venture between Air Liquide and TotalEnergies to establish a 250MW electrolyzer in Zeeland, Netherlands. This venture aims to produce 30,000 tons of renewable hydrogen each year, contributing significantly to the decarbonization of industries. Both projects, with a combined investment exceeding 1 billion euros, are projected to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 500,000 tonnes annually. These endeavors underscore Air Liquide's commitment to technological innovation and sustainability in hydrogen production, aligning with the European Union's goals for a more sustainable future. The partnerships and investments showcase a positive outlook towards hydrogen as a key element in achieving decarbonization targets in Europe, particularly in challenging sectors like heavy industry and mobility.