RWE has finalized the acquisition of a 100 MW electrolyzer from Sunfire to be installed at its Lingen site in Germany, marking a significant advancement in the GET H2 Nukleus project focusing on large-scale hydrogen production. This pressurized alkaline electrolyzer is part of RWE's strategic efforts to diversify its energy solutions and increase the production of green hydrogen to cater to industrial requirements. The delivery, comprising ten modules of 10 MW each, is anticipated to enhance the Lingen site's total production capacity to 300 MW. Scheduled to be operational by the end of 2027, the new phase is expected to generate up to two tonnes of green hydrogen per hour, primarily serving industries in Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia. The collaboration between RWE and Sunfire has been fortified with this purchase, showcasing RWE's commitment to investing in hydrogen infrastructure and the mutual confidence in Sunfire's technology. The move also reflects RWE's strategy to embrace various technologies for green hydrogen production to ensure stable supply for its industrial clientele. With the increasing demand for green hydrogen in Europe, the partnership between RWE and Sunfire aims to contribute to the expansion of the hydrogen market and support the transition from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives.