Shell Deutschland GmbH has made a significant advancement in renewable hydrogen production with the final investment decision for REFHYNE II, a 100-MW hydrogen electrolyzer located at the Shell Energy and Chemicals Park Rheinland in Germany. The project, utilizing renewable electricity, is set to produce up to 44,000 kilograms per day of renewable hydrogen, contributing to the partial decarbonization of site operations. Expected to commence operations in 2027, REFHYNE II will facilitate the production of energy products with lower carbon intensity, supporting Shell's efforts to reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions. Renewable hydrogen generated by REFHYNE II will not only benefit internal operations but also has the potential to address industrial emissions in the region as customer demand evolves. The project builds on the success of REFHYNE I and leverages the expertise of project partners ITM and Linde in renewable hydrogen projects across Europe. Shell highlights the importance of supportive policies, such as the EU's targets for renewable hydrogen and the German Federal Government's regulatory framework, in enabling the REFHYNE II project. Additionally, funding from the EU's Horizon 2020 program has further facilitated its development. With a commitment to investing in low-carbon energy solutions, Shell plans to allocate significant capital towards projects like REFHYNE II, which exceed internal rate of return targets and align with EU legislation on renewable fuels. In parallel to the project in Germany, Shell is also progressing with Holland Hydrogen I in the Netherlands, showcasing its dedication to advancing renewable hydrogen production in Europe. These initiatives form part of Shell's broader strategy to invest in low-carbon solutions, including e-mobility, low-carbon fuels, renewable power generation, hydrogen, and carbon capture and storage, demonstrating the company's commitment to sustainability and innovation within the energy sector.