Topsoe, in collaboration with ABB and Fluor, is advancing its green hydrogen production with plans to build a solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC) factory in Chesterfield, Virginia, U.S. The aim is to streamline processes, lower costs, and ensure an efficient project execution by adopting a standardized approach. This endeavor aligns with Topsoe's commitment to green energy and the reduction of carbon emissions. The U.S. factory, scheduled for operation in 2028 pending the final investment decision, will be pivotal in supplying electrolyzers for green hydrogen production, essential for decarbonizing energy-intensive industries and long-distance transportation. Topsoe's proactive stance towards sustainable solutions is further evident in their ongoing construction of the first SOEC factory in Herning, Denmark, slated to be operational by late 2024. This strategic global expansion is supported by approximately $136 million in federal tax credits, signaling a significant investment in green technology. By focusing on green hydrogen and its derivatives, such as green ammonia and eMethanol, Topsoe aims to facilitate the transition to cleaner energy sources and contribute to the decarbonization of key sectors. The company's initiatives underscore the growing momentum towards environmentally friendly practices and the increasing adoption of green energy alternatives worldwide.