HH2E

A 100-megawatt green hydrogen production facility to be developed by HH2E AG in the port of Lubmin on the Baltic Sea in Germany. The plant will produce green hydrogen using electrolyzers powered by renewable electricity.

High-temperature energy storage technology developed by NGK Insulators. Used to store electricity from renewable sources (wind and solar) for later use in electrolysis processes to generate green hydrogen.

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Devices that convert chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through an electrochemical reaction, producing minimal emissions.

Northern Germany, Baltic Shore

Lubmin, Baltic Sea coast

A 100-megawatt green hydrogen production facility to be developed by HH2E AG in the port of Lubmin on the Baltic Sea in Germany. The plant will produce green hydrogen using electrolyzers powered by renewable electricity.

An advanced green hydrogen production facility featuring a 10-megawatt electrolysis unit, expected to produce approximately 1,600 tonnes of green hydrogen annually.

Containerized sodium-sulfur battery storage units designed for energy storage applications. 72 units with combined 230-megawatt hour capacity, 18-megawatt maximum output, and 104.4-megawatt hour individual capacity with 5.8-hour duration.