Siemens Energy has secured a contract from EWE, a German utility, to supply a 280 Megawatt electrolysis system for green hydrogen production in Emden, Germany. The plant, set to start operating in 2027, aims to provide up to 26,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, with potential CO2 savings of around 800,000 tonnes per year in the steel industry. This initiative is part of EWE's Clean Hydrogen Coastline project, comprising four sub-projects, and has received strategic funding recognition from the German government and the European Commission. The collaboration between EWE and Siemens Energy includes a 10-year service contract. The electrolyser, based on PEM technology, is designed for efficient operation with renewable energies, offering flexibility in ramp-up times. The project's swift commencement demonstrates the industry's readiness to upscale green hydrogen initiatives in Germany, emphasizing both regional and national value creation.