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Uniper to make Wilhelmshaven German hub for green hydrogen; green ammonia import terminal
Under the name “Green Wilhelmshaven,” Germany-based international energy company Uniper plans to establish a German national hub for hydrogen in Wilhelmshaven and is working on a corresponding feasibility study.
Plans include an import terminal for green ammonia. The terminal will be equipped with an ammonia cracker for producing green hydrogen and will also be connected to the planned hydrogen network. A 410-megawatt electrolysis plant is also planned, which in combination with the import terminal would be capable of supplying around 295,000 metric tons or 10% of the demand expected for the whole of Germany in 2030.
London German energy major Uniper has shelved plans for a floating LNG import terminal at the Port of Wilhelmshaven, and is now conducting a feasibility study for the import of green ammonia as part of its fledgling hydrogen strategy, the company said in a statement on April 14.
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After a market test in October 2020 failed to elicit sufficient interest in long-term capacity at a proposed LNG regasification terminal at the location, Uniper now plans to develop a national hub for hydrogen, with a combination of electrolysis and imported ammonia cracking that could meet 10% of Germany s hydrogen demand in 2030.
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