Energy company RWE has received approval to construct a 100 MW electrolyzer for green hydrogen production near the Dutch port of Eemshaven. This electrolyzer is part of the onshore energy system integration plans related to the OranjeWind offshore wind project in the Dutch North Sea. The approval signifies a step forward for RWE in providing industry with green hydrogen to enhance sustainability in production processes. Additionally, RWE is working on a 50 MW electrolyzer at the nearby Eems Power Station, emphasizing its commitment to green hydrogen production in the region. TotalEnergies has announced plans to utilize renewable electricity from OranjeWind to power electrolyzer projects aimed at decarbonizing its refineries in Northern Europe. However, the development of these projects is subject to final investment decisions and the availability of necessary infrastructure like the national hydrogen backbone for transporting green hydrogen.