BP has acquired a 100-megawatt electrolyzer system for its Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany, supplied by Accelera. This marks a significant milestone in BP's hydrogen production strategy, with the electrolyzer expected to be the largest assembled by the company. By 2027, the system is set to produce 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, utilizing renewable electricity from offshore wind sources. The green hydrogen generated at Lingen will not only support BP's refinery operations but also cater to industrial customers in the region, such as steel and chemical producers, playing a role in Germany's expanding hydrogen economy. The project forms part of BP's broader commitment to decarbonize industrial processes and enhance its low-carbon energy portfolio. Felipe Arbelaez, BP's Senior Vice President for Hydrogen and Carbon Capture & Storage, underlines the project's importance in demonstrating how large-scale hydrogen initiatives can facilitate sustainability objectives and drive the shift towards lower-emission industrial practices.