Centrica Energy and European Energy have reached an agreement for the Måde green hydrogen facility located at Port Esbjerg. This partnership involves Centrica Energy overseeing power production from co-located wind turbines to allocate excess power for green hydrogen production. The 12MW green hydrogen facility is powered by two wind turbines from the Måde Wind Turbine Test Center, generating renewable electricity for electrolysis and green hydrogen production. It is anticipated to produce around 1,500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, with surplus heat utilized in the local district heating network, showcasing sector coupling across energy domains. European Energy has secured agreements with Port Esbjerg and an industrial gases company for the offtake of hydrogen from the facility. The collaboration aims to decarbonize key sectors by integrating wind power with green hydrogen technology, promoting sustainable, green fuel production. Centrica Energy sees this agreement as a milestone in their strategy to manage renewable assets across European markets, emphasizing their commitment to the energy transition and innovative solutions for decarbonisation. This initiative aligns with the goal of achieving a greener and fairer future, focusing on energy management and optimisation services for businesses. European Energy, founded in Copenhagen, focuses on developing and constructing renewable energy projects worldwide, with a significant portfolio and pipeline in various countries. The collaboration between Centrica Energy and European Energy highlights the potential of renewable energy to drive decarbonisation efforts and demonstrates a dedication to sustainable practices and sector coupling in energy consumption.