Uniper is planning a 'hydrogen hub' in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, w/ammonia import terminal, 410 MW electrolyser, and regional H2 transport network: gulfenergyinfo.com/h2tech/news/20…
The America Jobs Plan calls for 15 clean H2 demonstrations that could seed similar hubs in the US by the way.
The America Jobs Plan calls for 15 clean H2 demonstrations that could seed similar hubs in the US by the way.
Note that aammonia, or NH3, is a potential long-distance carrier of H2. Hence the import terminal and proposed 'ammonia cracker' in the Uniper hub plans.
Notable too: "In addition, Uniper is working ... to ascertain whether it would be feasible to build a direct reduction plant w/upstream H2 electrolysis on the site of the existing power plant in Wilhelmshaven, as well as the required infrastructure for supplying raw materials."
"The aim is to produce around 2 MM metric t of "green" crude iron using hydrogen generated via wind power. Uniper is working with Salzgitter and Rhenus Logistics, the city of Wilhelmshaven and the state of Lower Saxony on this project."
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