Linde, the engineering arm of industrial gas major, is collaborating with Shell to enhance Germany's green hydrogen production by constructing a 100 MW renewable hydrogen plant in Wesseling for the REFHYNE II project. The initiative is set to produce 44,000 kg per day of renewable hydrogen to reduce carbon emissions and support cleaner energy products like transport fuels. Funded by the European Union and the German Federal Government, the project is in line with Shell's Net Zero-emissions target by 2050 and Germany's goal of expanding green hydrogen capacity. Linde Engineering's experience in developing large-scale hydrogen projects globally is highlighted through its involvement in initiatives like the GET H2 Nukleus project in Linge and the construction of a hydrogen production plant at the Leuna Chemical Complex. Germany's National Hydrogen Strategy envisions significant growth in electrolyser capacity, with Linde contributing to projects such as HyGlass for decarbonising industries and H2Stahl for reducing carbon emissions in the steel sector. This partnership and Linde's active role in advancing hydrogen technologies underscore the country's commitment to a sustainable energy transition.