Evonik has entered a long-term partnership with Dutch company VoltH2 to push forward the production of green hydrogen at the Delfzijl chemical park in the Netherlands. The agreement involves the construction of a 50 MW electrolyzer by VoltH2 near Evonik’s hydrogen peroxide plant, set to commence operations at the end of 2027. This initiative will make Delfzijl home to the first industrial-scale green hydrogen water electrolysis plant in the Northern Netherlands. Until the new electrolyzer is operational, Evonik will continue to source hydrogen from its conventional on-site production. The partnership also includes plans for a tube trailer filling station on Evonik's premises to provide hydrogen to VoltH2's customers continuously. By switching to green hydrogen, Evonik aims to improve the sustainability of its operations. Both companies see this collaboration as a significant step towards achieving substantial carbon emission reductions and promoting a greener industrial economy. The partnership not only benefits Evonik's sustainability agenda but also lays the groundwork for a broader hydrogen network in the region. Key figures from Evonik and VoltH2 highlight the importance of Delfzijl's unique position in driving the green hydrogen economy forward. They emphasize the value of collaborative efforts between large industrial players and specialized green energy providers. The joint initiative showcases the potential impact of such partnerships on reducing carbon footprints and fostering sustainable practices. In addition to the Delfzijl project, Evonik's Active Oxygens business line is implementing various measures to reduce emissions and transition to renewable energy sources. The company is committed to exploring innovative solutions such as heat pumps and green hydrogen production at its other sites globally. The partnership between Evonik and VoltH2 sets an example of how industry collaboration can lead to significant advancements in sustainable energy practices.