Shell Deutschland GmbH has revealed its investment in REFHYNE II, a substantial 100MW proton exchange membrane (PEM) hydrogen electrolyser project scheduled to kick off operations in 2027. The project's location at the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland is strategically chosen to produce up to 44,000 kilogrammes of renewable hydrogen every day, aiming to support the development of lower carbon transport fuels and reduce emissions at the Rheinland facility. This initiative aligns with European Union policies and German federal regulations that promote the use of renewable hydrogen, with financial backing coming from the EU's Horizon 2020 programme. By teaming up with ITM and Linde, Shell leverages expertise from prior renewable hydrogen endeavors. Huibert Vigeveno, Shell's Downstream, Renewables and Energy Solutions Director, underlines the significance of the REFHYNE II investment in advancing the hydrogen economy and striving for reduced emissions in Shell's operations and product offerings. This move showcases Shell's dedication to sustainability and decarbonization, emphasizing a pivotal step towards the company is taking in embracing clean energy solutions.