RWE has received the necessary construction and environmental permits to establish a 100MW green hydrogen electrolyser near the Magnum Power Station in Eemshaven, the Netherlands. This project is a significant step towards integrating renewable energy into the onshore system, particularly in connection with the 795MW OranjeWind offshore wind venture in the Dutch North Sea, jointly undertaken by RWE and TotalEnergies. The green hydrogen produced will play a vital role in enhancing the sustainability of production processes for industries. Sopna Sury, COO Hydrogen at RWE Generation SE, highlighted the importance of these permits in advancing the electrolyser project and underlined RWE's commitment to promoting renewable energy growth in the region. Additionally, TotalEnergies plans to harness the electricity generated by OranjeWind to power its electrolyser projects, facilitating the decarbonisation of its refineries in Northern Europe. RWE is not only focusing on the Magnum Power Station electrolyser but also working on a 50MW electrolyser project at the neighboring Eems Power Station, further solidifying the area as a hub for green energy and sustainable practices.