On Tuesday the 10th of March, we will host a lunch lecture given by VoltH2. VoltH2 aims to contribute to the reduction of CO₂ emissions by producing green hydrogen at various locations in Europe. They are currently working hard to develop four green hydrogen plants in the Netherlands (Vlissingen, Terneuzen and Delfzijl) and Germany (Gelsenkirchen). Together, they will have a future production capacity of almost 200 MW.
They are building their plants in industrial areas and ports, where there are sufficient customers for both green hydrogen and the by-products oxygen and heat. To produce their green hydrogen, they use electrolysis to convert demineralised water from electricity into hydrogen. Thanks to the use of wind and solar energy, their hydrogen is 100% CO₂-neutral.
