In other news, the Schleswig-Holstein Ministry of Energy Transition reportedly confirmed the cancellation of the 2.1 GW HyScale 100 electrolyzer project at a German refinery, with a lack of planning certainty cited among the reasons.
Power to Hydrogen has begun installing a 500 kW AEM electrolyzer in Antwerp, while Hystar and BHEL are partnering on local PEM electrolyzer manufacturing in India, and Italy has launched a €400 million annual renewable hydrogen support scheme.
Neom Green Hydrogen Company (NGHC) started the commissioning of the 2.2 GW green hydrogen and ammonia project in Saudi Arabia. “The plant remains on track with our 4 GW solar and wind power generation sites to be completed by mid-2026, followed by commissioning of the electrolysers, with expected product availability in 2027,” stated the company. In March, NGHC that construction was 90% complete across all sites. The joint venture is the result of a collaboration between Acwa, Air Products and Neom. The wind/PV-powered plant in Saudi Arabia will produce up to 600 tonnes per day of green hydrogen. China’s Sungrow recently said that it will provide its inverter skid technology and 1+X modular inverter solution for the project.
