Bilfinger wins contract for EWE’s 320MW hydrogen plant in Emden
In the UK, Fuel Cells Works reported that EWE has commissioned industrial services provider Bilfinger with steelwork, piping, and component assembly for its 320-megawatt hydrogen production plant in Emden, Germany.
The contract is one of the largest in the overall “Clean Hydrogen Coastline” project and, following the contracts for electrolysis, compressors, and construction work, is the final major contract package, according to the report.
From late 2027, the plant is set to produce its first green hydrogen for delivery to industrial customers, it added.
Tobias Moldenhauer, Managing Director of EWE HYDROGEN, said: “By awarding the last major construction contracts, we have fulfilled a crucial prerequisite. We now have a solid foundation and can use it to offer competitive, long-term green hydrogen supply agreements. This is a key step from the project to the market.”
Category: Hydrogen
