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Denmark’s wind giant Ørsted has unveiled plans to build one of the world’s largest renewable hydrogen plants at a North Sea Port.
The 1GW renewable hydrogen production facility will be fully powered by a new offshore wind farm with a total capacity of 2GW that will be located in the Dutch North Sea.
The production from the new electrolyser is predicted to cover around 20% of the current hydrogen consumption in the region to renewable hydrogen.
The proposed project is backed by a group of companies including steel and mining company ArcelorMittal, fertiliser producer Yara, Zeeland Refinery and chemical product producer Dow Benelux.
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Orsted in gigawatt-scale offshore wind to green hydrogen plan with ArcelorMittal
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Orsted plans wind farm, hydrogen plant at North Sea Port
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16th March 2021
ESPO Conference Regatta 2021: programme and practical information is now online. Are you ready to sail off with us? Together with Ports of Valencia, Ghent (North Sea Port) and Oslo. ESPO is ready to welcome you on May 25, 26 and the 28th for a unique event!
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This year s European Sea Port Organisation s annual Conference will differ as the format involves a Regatta crossing Europe from South to North.
The Conference Regatta sets sail in the Port of Valencia on Tuesday 25 May. From there onwards it sails off to Ghent, where we will be welcomed by our second host, North Sea Port, on Wednesday 26 May.