RWE, as part of the GET H2 Nukleus project, is expanding its green hydrogen production capacity with the construction of a 300-megawatt plant at the site of its gas-fired power plant in Lingen, Germany. In collaboration with Linde Engineering, ITM Power, Sunfire, and Bilfinger, RWE is progressing towards the commissioning of the plant scheduled for 2027. Sunfire has been tasked with supplying a 100-MW alkaline electrolyser, building on their established partnership with RWE. Bilfinger, on the other hand, will handle the integration of electrolysis by providing planning, delivery, and installation of ancillary process technology systems. The project received a significant boost following the final investment decision and funding support from the German government and the State of Lower Saxony. Dr. Sopna Sury, COO Hydrogen at RWE Generation SE, expressed confidence in the project's progress and its impact on companies transitioning to green hydrogen processes. Nils Aldag, CEO of Sunfire, highlighted the company's expertise in industrial-scale electrolysers, emphasizing their role as a preferred partner for such projects. Dr. Thomas Schulz, Bilfinger Group CEO, welcomed the collaboration with RWE as a contribution to sustainable energy technologies. The expansion of the Nukleus plant is part of RWE's partnership with grid operators to supply green hydrogen to industrial consumers in the region. The project signifies a step towards efficient and sustainable energy practices, positioning RWE, Sunfire, and Bilfinger as key players in the advancement of green technology.