NortH2 Project

Industrial automation and digitalization

Large-scale wind turbines installed in the Baltic Sea to harness wind energy for electricity generation. The project will use approximately 200 turbines.

A novel electrode material composed of tungsten-enhanced nickel-iron (NiFe) on a wood-based carbon (WC) substrate, designed for efficient and stable seawater electrolysis.

Advanced control systems that adjust rotor blade orientation in real-time based on wind conditions to optimize energy capture.

Yorkshire coast

North Sea

One of the largest offshore wind farms in the world, located off the Yorkshire coast in the UK. The project has been instrumental in powering electrolysis processes to produce green hydrogen and contributes to the UK's renewable energy targets.

A 10 GW offshore wind-powered green hydrogen production project developed by Shell, Gasunie, and Groningen Seaports. The project will use renewable energy from North Sea wind turbines to power electrolysis facilities for industrial-scale hydrogen production.

An advanced electrode material for seawater electrolysis that addresses anode corrosion and reduces catalyst costs, enabling efficient hydrogen production at coastal wind farm locations.