Bilfinger awarded contract for bp’s green hydrogen project at Lingen

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Summary

Bilfinger SE has been awarded a consortium contract to prefabricate, assemble, and install plant components for bp’s new 100-MW green hydrogen electrolyzer in Lingen, Germany. The facility is expected to be bp’s largest green hydrogen production site, marking a significant step in scaling low-carbon hydrogen in Europe.

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Bilfinger SE (Mannheim, Germany) has been awarded a contract as part of a consortium to deliver the prefabrication, assembly and installation of plant components for bp’s new green hydrogen electrolyzer. With a planned capacity of 100 megawatts, the new production facility is expected to become the largest of its kind for green hydrogen from bp […]

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Bilfinger awarded contract for bp’s green hydrogen project at Lingen

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