Centrica Energy and European Energy have announced a collaboration for the Måde green hydrogen facility situated in Port Esbjerg. The agreement entails Centrica Energy overseeing power production from co-located wind turbines, directing surplus power for green hydrogen production. Powered by two wind turbines from the Måde Wind Turbine Test Center with a combined capacity of 16MW, the facility will use renewable electricity to produce green hydrogen through electrolysis. Anticipated to generate approximately 1,500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, European Energy has secured agreements with Port Esbjerg and an industrial gases company for offtake. Additionally, excess heat from hydrogen production will be utilized in the local district heating network, showcasing sector coupling across various domains. Both companies have expressed the importance of utilizing diverse tools like electrification and innovative solutions to decarbonize energy consumption in sectors where electrification is limited. The partnership signifies a significant step towards decarbonization in key economic sectors through the production of sustainable green fuels. Centrica Energy's focus on managing renewable and flexible assets in European markets, coupled with expertise in trading energy, played a vital role in enabling this collaboration. The shared commitment to advancing the energy transition and building a sustainable future underlines the potential of renewable energy and green hydrogen technology in fostering a greener economy.