Regional utility Energie SaarLorLux, majority-owned by ENGIE, is taking steps to decarbonize its GARMOR gas engine-driven power plant located in Saarbrücken. The GARMOR power plant, which was commissioned in 2022, is set to replace a former coal-fired power plant on the Saar river. As part of the decarbonization efforts, the combined heat and power (CHP) plant will undergo a transformation, with the five Jenbacher gas engines being converted to fully run on hydrogen by 2032. This move towards hydrogen-powered engines is a significant shift towards cleaner energy generation and reducing carbon emissions in the region. The partnership between Energie SaarLorLux and ENGIE reflects a commitment to promoting sustainable practices and aligning with climate action goals. The initiative not only marks a technological advancement in utilizing hydrogen as a renewable energy source but also contributes to the overall energy transition towards greener alternatives. The transformation of the GARMOR CHP plant signifies a proactive approach towards embracing renewable energy and reducing the environmental impact of traditional power generation methods in Saarbrücken.