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The Green Hydrogen Hub currently comprises three partners Eurowind Energy A/S, Danish state-owned Energinet (through its subsidiary Gas Storage Denmark), and Corre Energy.
Together, we aim to establish a complete Power to X (PtX) value chain to contract with renewable wind and solar developers and convert that energy into green hydrogen complemented by underground energy storage
Dutch headquartered Corre Energy will be the lead developer of the hydrogen-fuelled CAES facility and coordinate development across the entire project, leading key commercial and funding activities. With over 30 years of collective renewables and storage development experience, they are developing a pipeline of hydrogen-based storage projects with electrolysis in Europe.
Eurowind Energy will construct the hydrogen factory to incorporate electrolysis plant, which will create the optimal conditions for storing wind and solar energy. With more than 20 years of experience operating renewable energy parks, they will be constructing and administrating the solar and wind parks.
Gas Storage Denmark, subsidiary of state-owned Energinet, will be operating the above ground infrastructure and the underground hydrogen storage. They have more than 30 years of experience with storing natural gas at their facility in Lille Torup.
Green Hydrogen Hub in the news
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Corre Energy secures Danish offtake deal
Published by Renews Biz on December 18, 2023
Electricity storage creates benefits for the electricity grid
Published by Green Power Denmark (Danish language article) on December 15, 2023
Air and hydrogen in underground caves can ensure a balanced energy system
Published by Green Power Denmark on March 31, 2023. Please note this is a Danish language article.
Green Hydrogen Hub
Published by Gas Infrastructure Europe
Siemens Energy chosen as storage collaborator for Danish hydrogen hub
Published by Energy Watch on June 7, 2022
Energy News
Large-scale hydrogen hub to support Denmark’s green transition
From Energy News
The GHH CAES facility is a PCI project
Projects of Common Interest (PCIs) are key cross border infrastructure projects that link the energy systems of EU countries
The Green Hydrogen Hub CAES facility was placed on the fifth PCI list as of November 19, 2021.
Green Hydrogen Hub Denmark: Explained
Everfuel signs MoU with GHH Denmark for green hydrogen storage and supply
Large-scale hydrogen hub to support Denmark’s green transition
Eurowind Energy is designing the world's largest hydrogen factory
Published by Green Power Denmark on December 02, 2020. Please note this is a Danish language article
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