Shell has signed up Germany's Thyssenkrupp to supply a 200-megawatt electrolysis plant at the Port of Rotterdam to produce green hydrogen from power coming from the future Hollandse Kust North ...

The largest port in Europe is set to become a major part of the hydrogen economy of the future, building out infrastructure to produce, transport, and receive the gas. The Rotterdam Port Authority ...

The electrolyser will be built in the port of Rotterdam. Image: Shell. Energy major Shell will start constructing a renewable hydrogen plant in the Netherlands that it said will be the largest project ...

The subsidiaries of Shell plc SHEL have taken the final investment decision to construct a major hydrogen plant in the Netherlands — Holland Hydrogen I — which, per the oil supermajor, will be the ...

Work on a 32-kilometre hydrogen pipeline at the Port of Rotterdam is nearing completion, marking a major step for alternative ...

The European renewable energy sector is on the threshold of a revolution as Shell proceeds with its massive hydrogen production plant in the Netherlands. The Holland Hydrogen 1 project is a ...

Europe's biggest port has tripled its estimate for the amount of sustainably produced hydrogen it expects to be able to deliver to northwest Europe each year by 2030, in a boost for the region's ...

Hydrogen, produced without carbon emissions, will find use in many sectors of a future ‘hydrogen economy.’ Its high energy intensity can make it the basis of fuels that reduce carbon emissions in the ...