The contract is for Mott MacDonald to assess the feasibility of offshore and onshore hydrogen compressor infrastructure, to support the development of a
Engineering consultancy Mott MacDonald has won a contract from Gasunie to assess the feasibility of an offshore hydrogen network in the Dutch North Sea.
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RWE and Neptune Energy join forces to accelerate green hydrogen production in Dutch North Sea H2opZee is a demonstration project which aims at building 300 to 500 megawatts (MW) electrolyzer capacity far out in the Dutch North Sea, in order to produce green hydrogen by using offshore wind. The hydrogen will then be transported to land through an existing pipeline. The