BP has acquired a 100-megawatt electrolyzer system for its Lingen green hydrogen project in Germany, a significant part of its hydrogen production strategy. Supplied by Accelera, this will be BP's largest electrolyzer to date and is set to become operational in 2027. It is expected to produce 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, powered by renewable electricity sources. The hydrogen generated will support BP's refinery operations and various industrial clients in the region, such as steel and chemical producers, contributing to the growth of Germany's hydrogen economy. This initiative is in line with BP's broader goals of decarbonizing industrial processes and expanding its low-carbon energy portfolio. Felipe Arbelaez, Senior Vice President at BP, highlights the project's importance in showcasing how large-scale hydrogen projects can facilitate sustainability objectives and drive industrial operations towards lower emissions.