• Family-owned company NEUMAN & ESSER supplies compressors for the first large-scale hydrogen cavern in the Wesermarsch
• Planned hydrogen storage from 2027
The energy service provider EWE is pushing ahead with the conversion of its gas storage site in the Wesermarsch for the storage of hydrogen. As part of the four-part large-scale project “Clean Hydrogen Coastline”, EWE has commissioned NEUMAN & ESSER to supply two compressors. These compressors form a central component for future large-scale hydrogen storage in a converted natural gas cavern. EWE wants to store hydrogen in it from 2027. From then on, the green gas can be available when it is needed, not when it is produced. Large-scale hydrogen storage thus improves the safe and flexible supply of future hydrogen users.
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Describe more in press release https://tinyurl.com/trvf8ye2
