Our existing hydrogen projects – including ErasmoPower2X, a €1bn solar and hydrogen plant, and MadoquaPower2X, a €1bn industrial- scale hydrogen and green ammonia project – show track record for large scale delivery and management. We have ambitious plans for the future with an initial focus on Europe and also actively looking at North America.

We are focused on clean hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol, and our ambitious plans will help us meet European, and then wider, demand for green and clean molecules. These products are important in end use cases that cannot easily use green power, such as industrial processes and mobility. Green hydrogen is the most obvious example of a green molecule. Green hydrogen forms the foundation for various other green molecules, such as green ammonia (obtained by combining green hydrogen with nitrogen). Additionally, green hydrogen can be combined with carbon to produce synthetic methane and methanol. However, for these to qualify as “green” molecules, it is crucial to tightly control and recycle the carbon throughout the entire supply chain.