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RWE has begun delivering renewable hydrogen to Evonik as part of the GET H2 Nukleus project. Initial volumes are being produced during commissioning of two 100‑MW electrolysis plants in line with EU renewable hydrogen rules and transported about 120 km through a pipeline network operated by transmission system operators Nowega and Open Grid, marking a first for the project and an early step toward industrial decarbonization in Germany.

What’s the timeline for ramping these electrolyzers to full capacity and expanding deliveries to additional industrial customers on the GET H2 network?

RWE announces first renewable hydrogen delivery to Evonik as part of GET H2 Nukleus project

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As part of the ongoing commissioning process for two 100-MW electrolysis plants operated by RWE Generation SE (Essen, Germany), initial quantities of renewable hydrogen are being produced in accordance with EU rules. They are transported through a pipeline network spanning approximately 120 km, operated by transmission system operators Nowega GmbH (Münster, Germany) and Open Grid […]

The post RWE announces first renewable hydrogen delivery to Evonik as part of GET H2 Nukleus project appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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