Helen and Sweco Partner to Build Green Hydrogen Plant in Helsinki
Key Ideas
- Helen has chosen Sweco as the EPCM partner to build Finland's first green hydrogen production plant, with hydrogen production scheduled to begin in 2026.
- The project aims to supply the heavy-duty transport sector with green hydrogen and utilize excess heat for Helen's district heating network, increasing energy efficiency to over 90%.
- Sweco brings extensive experience in the field, and the collaborative effort aligns with Helen's commitment to hydrogen as part of its new strategy towards carbon neutrality.
- The project, known as the 3H2 Helsinki Hydrogen Hub, is groundbreaking, combining electricity, transport, heating, and hydrogen sectors to drive innovation and sustainability in Helsinki.
Finnish energy company Helen has selected Sweco as its Engineering, Procurement, and Construction Management (EPCM) partner to build its first green hydrogen production plant in Helsinki. Scheduled to commence hydrogen production in 2026, the plant aims to serve the heavy-duty transport sector while utilizing excess heat for district heating, boosting energy efficiency significantly. Sweco's expertise in infrastructure planning, architectural and structural engineering, and project management will be crucial in the project's success. The collaboration demonstrates Helen's dedication to investing in hydrogen as a key part of its carbon neutrality strategy. The 3H2 Helsinki Hydrogen Hub represents a pioneering initiative that integrates various sectors for a sustainable future. Sweco's support extends to renewable energy production, grid expansion, energy efficiency, and hydrogen storage, emphasizing the importance of innovation and sustainability in the energy transition.
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