RWE, a prominent European power producer, has awarded a project to Técnicas Reunidas and Ansaldo Energia for the construction of a large 800 MW hydrogen-ready combined cycle plant in the Münster region of Germany. This plant, set to be operational by 2030, will initially utilize 50% hydrogen and then shift entirely to hydrogen fuel. The initiative is part of RWE's efforts to support the German government's plan to shut down all coal-fired power plants by 2030. The project aligns with Germany's goal to establish a hydrogen infrastructure, with plans for the plant to be situated near a future hydrogen transport pipeline. Técnicas Reunidas will oversee design engineering, equipment supply, and construction, while Ansaldo Energia will provide key components like gas turbines and generators. The project signifies RWE's dedication to decarbonisation and sustainable energy practices, showcasing a significant milestone in the transition to cleaner power generation in Germany.