Shell Partners with ITM Power on 100MW Green Hydrogen Project in Germany
Key Ideas
- Shell confirms acquisition of 100MW electrolysers from ITM Power for the Refhyne II project in Germany.
- ITM's TRIDENT stacks to produce 44,000kg of renewable hydrogen daily, aiding in decarbonizing fuel production at Shell Rheinland Energy and Chemicals Park.
- Linde Engineering to collaborate with ITM as EPC integrator; electrolyser operation expected to start in 2027.
- Refhyne project by Shell is facilitated by EU's green hydrogen targets and German government regulations, signifying a positive step towards sustainable energy.
Shell has finalized a positive investment decision on the Refhyne II project, partnering with ITM Power to receive 100MW of electrolysers in Germany. ITM's TRIDENT stacks are set to generate 44,000kg of renewable hydrogen daily, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions in fuel production at Shell's Wesseling refinery. Linde Engineering will be closely working with ITM as the EPC integrator, with plans to commence electrolyser operations by 2027. Shell's reservation of ITM Power's PEM electrolyser stacks demonstrates a commitment to green hydrogen production, aligning with EU's green hydrogen targets and German regulatory support. This strategic move marks a significant advancement towards sustainable energy practices in the region. Stay updated on hydrogen intelligence and global analytics for the emerging hydrogen sectors through H2 Intelligence, offering valuable insights for investors, policymakers, and industry professionals.