The area was once home to a nuclear power station that is currently being dismantled by EWN .On the same premises, HH2E plans to build a green hydrogen production plant.The initial phase will have a capacity of 100 MW by 2025, scalable to 1 GW by 2030. At the exact location where the new site will be built, HH2E co-founders Alexandr Voigt and Andreas Schierenbeck shared insights into HH2E’s green energy evolution plans with the to Steffi Lemke, the German Federal Minister of Environment and members of the delegation, the HH2E announced on 1 September.
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