ABL Group Joins AquaVentus to Drive Green Hydrogen Innovation in North Sea
Key Ideas
- ABL Group has joined AquaVentus, a project aiming to develop 10 GW of green hydrogen capacity from North Sea offshore wind by 2035.
- The initiative plans to utilize electricity from offshore wind farms to operate electrolysers at sea on an industrial scale, with a goal of producing 1 million metric tons of green hydrogen.
- ABL Group, with expertise in offshore engineering and hydrogen projects, will provide engineering and marine consultancy services to support AquaVentus.
- The collaboration involves setting up electrolysis units in the North Sea and contributing to the establishment of green hydrogen production and transport infrastructure.
ABL Group has partnered with AquaVentus Förderverein e.V. to drive innovation in green hydrogen production in the North Sea. The AquaVentus initiative aims to develop 10 GW of green hydrogen capacity from offshore wind by 2035. This project involves using electricity from offshore wind farms to operate electrolysers at sea, with plans to set up electrolysis units with a total capacity of 10 gigawatts. ABL Group, known for its expertise in offshore engineering and hydrogen projects, will support the AquaVentus consortium by providing engineering and marine consultancy services. This collaboration includes projects such as overseeing the construction of a subsea pipeline to transport green hydrogen into the German grid. The partnership with AquaVentus brings together various organizations and companies to support the production of green hydrogen in the North Sea and establish the necessary transport infrastructure. ABL Group's experience in hydrogen projects worldwide and its focus on energy transition in renewables, maritime, and oil & gas sectors position it well to contribute to the AquaVentus initiative and drive the energy transition towards a more sustainable future.