The hydrogen produced by this plant will be sent to local fertilizer plants, refineries, and chemical plants. These plants are anticipated to assist the industry in meeting the government of India’s Green Hydrogen Consumption Obligation (GHCO) standards.
The new plant, which is located on the Norwegian peninsula of Herya, has a capacity of 500 megawatts.
The yearly output capacity of hydrogen electrolyzers should absolutely expand (+8,000 percent) from 1.3 GW at the end of this year to 104.6 GW in 2031, exceeding prior predictions that reported building beginnings.
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