Enertrag has kickstarted a significant development in the green hydrogen sector by initiating an auction for 500 tonnes of green hydrogen from its upcoming electrolyser plant in Osterweddingen, Germany. The 10MW plant, set to commence operations later in 2025, will have the capacity to produce around 900 tonnes of green hydrogen annually. The auction, held during E-World 2025, is seen as a milestone in the transition to sustainable energy sources. Thomas Barkmann, Head of Hydrogen Sales at Enertrag, highlighted the auction as a signal for the start of a new phase in energy supply. The company's plans extend to connecting the plant to the German hydrogen core network, contributing to the country's hydrogen infrastructure. In addition, Enertrag aims to establish hydrogen facilities at various points along the network, with projects in Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania already in the pipeline. Notably, Enertrag's joint venture with Nicholas Holdings Limited, Hyphen, located in Namibia, is set to play a significant role in green ammonia production. This venture, acknowledged as a 'strategic foreign project' by the German Government, is expected to produce two million tonnes of green ammonia annually, showcasing the company's global commitment to sustainable hydrogen initiatives.