Shell has announced its decision to invest in the 100MW REFHYNE II electrolyser project located near Cologne, Germany, as part of its focus on renewable hydrogen production. This move by Shell is significant as it comes at a time when the company is facing scrutiny over its wider transition strategy, especially after the halt of a major biofuels project in Rotterdam. Despite challenges, Shell is demonstrating its commitment to renewable energy solutions with the development of the REFHYNE II project. The green hydrogen produced by this facility, expected to be operational in 2027, will play a crucial role in the production of road fuels and other products. This strategic investment highlights Shell's dedication to scaling up green hydrogen production and reinforces its position in the transition towards cleaner energy sources.