Projects
HySUCCESS
The transition to a future with large-scale use of green hydrogen not only requires technical innovation. Social support for green hydrogen and a favorable economic and regulatory environment are essential for such a transition.
HyPRO | Research on technical risks and cost reduction of green hydrogen
The HyPRO project greatly reduces costs by innovating for green hydrogen or hydrogen from residual streams. With a grant of € 34.5 million, the consortium will research more sustainable production of hydrogen by improving electrolysis and plasma technology. HyPRO is going to make a significant contribution to improving electrolysis technology, reducing the cost of green hydrogen and scaling up production.
TANDEM: Towards Acceleration aNd Demonstration of E-Methanol
The TANDEM project is a large R&D project performed by Bright Renewables, part of the HoSt Group, for the development of a 1 MW Balance of PlantE-methanol system.
H2Plein by XINTC
XINTC: Electrolysers is an innovative company focused on developing advanced electrolysis systems to reduce the cost of hydrogen. Thanks to comprehensive standardisation and modular system design, electrolysers can be built within a short time. For XINTC, the energy source does not play a significant role, nor does the desired capacity or local water quality. XINTC can therefore build electrolysis systems in any capacity and for any conceivable application (e.g. mobility, industrial heat, raw material).
HyUSE
The R&D-programme HyUSE HyUSE is conducting research into direct use of hydrogen. For this, it has a grant of over €14 million from GroenvermogenNL, and together with contributions from industry and other institutions, the programme can count on over €16.5 million. HyUSE has a duration of 6 years
HyTROS
The HyTROS project, with a grant of €14 million plus over €4 million contribution from industry, can get started on applied research on and further development of hydrogen transport and storage.
Duwaal
The Duwaal project is working on both the supply of and demand for hydrogen in the province of Noord-Holland in order to develop a green hydrogen economy. Duwaal includes integrated hydrogen production powered by a wind turbine, high-pressure storage and transport by road to at least five refuelling locations, and the procurement and management of 100 hydrogen-powered lorries
H2 Hollandia
The H2 Hollandia project is looking into the generation of green hydrogen at solar parks. The initiators of this project – Repowered, Avitec and Novar – are joining forces to create a green hydrogen production installation at Zonnepark Vloeivelden Hollandia in Nieuw-Buinen (in the province of Drenthe).