Dutch startup HyER Power is making significant strides in the field of hydrogen energy by developing the first large-scale hydrogen power plant in the Netherlands. Located in Delft and set for installation at Innovation Hub KAAP in Vlissingen, the plant will be capable of generating both electricity and heat. By integrating a heat pump, fuel cell system, and energy storage technology, the plant offers an innovative decentralized solution for businesses' energy needs. The project aims to address grid congestion in Zeeland province, where businesses often face challenges in securing grid access for expansion. Co-founder Erik van der Wal highlighted the importance of the project in showcasing Vlissingen as a hub for new energy solutions. With funding from the Zeeuwse Public Interests Foundation, the initiative is not only set to demonstrate the feasibility of using hydrogen for electricity and heat generation but also to contribute to the development of sustainable energy systems for the future.