Linde Engineering, based in Pullach, Germany, has announced its involvement in two green-hydrogen projects within the country, emphasizing sustainability and renewable energy initiatives. The company is set to undertake the engineering, procurement, and construction of a proton-exchange membrane (PEM) hydrogen electrolysis facility for REFHYNE II at Shell's Rheinland Energy and Chemicals Park. This project, with an expected output of 44,000 kg/d of renewable hydrogen, aims to partially decarbonize site operations and produce cleaner energy products with lower carbon intensity. Linde Engineering's partnership with ITM Power plc for the supply of electrolyzer stacks further highlights the collaborative effort in advancing green hydrogen technologies. Furthermore, the RWE 14-MW pilot electrolysis facility in Lingen, part of the Get H2 Nukleus project, integrates Linde Engineering's design and construction expertise. The pilot facility, incorporating PEM technology from ITM Power, represents a crucial milestone in the journey towards industrial-scale green hydrogen production. Both projects underscore the commitment of key industry players to reducing carbon emissions and fostering sustainable practices. The implementation of electrolysis plants and the cooperation between Linde, Shell, RWE, and ITM Power signify a positive shift towards green energy solutions, supporting the overall sustainability objectives of the involved companies and contributing to the transition to a more environmentally friendly energy landscape.