German utilities look to large-scale hydrogen
RWE and Innogy are exploring the possibility of coupling a 100 MW hydrogen electrolysis system to a Dutch offshore wind farm.
The Netherlands increasingly seems to be among the first countries opting to invest in large-scale Power-to-X systems. German utilities RWE and Innogy will prepare an economic viability assessment of coupling a 100 MW hydrogen electrolysis system to the latter's wind farm Westereems near Groningen, the two companies inform in a statement.
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