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Neptune Energy and DEME partner on offshore green hydrogen pilot

Arnes BiogradlijaBy Arnes Biogradlija29/05/20203 Mins Read
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Neptune Energy and DEME have reported that DEME Offshore will join the offshore hydrogen pilot PosHYdon as a partner.

DEME recently entered into partnerships through its subsidiary DEME Concessions for green hydrogen production in the ports of Ostend and Duqm.

PosHYdon integrates three North Sea energy systems: offshore wind, offshore gas, and offshore hydrogen, and is located on the Q13a platform of Neptune Energy. This production platform is the Dutch North Sea’s first fully electrified platform and is about 13 kilometers off the Scheveningen coast.

“It’s great to see so many leading companies join PosHYdon. Integrating energy systems at sea is a new expertise. DEME’s knowledge for connecting wind farms is crucial. Not only for this pilot, but also to gain experience in the follow-up processes after PosHYdon. The expertise DEME has built up worldwide helps us all to scale up from 1 MW to 100 MW or more after this pilot.

“This is a crucial step that paves the way for the further development of offshore wind energy and the conversion to hydrogen in the North Sea. This will be particularly interesting for wind farms far away from the coast that will be built after 2030. Especially now that electricity prices are so low, which can slow down the development of offshore wind farms needed to meet climate targets. In addition, the fluctuations of wind at sea can be mitigated by converting this energy at sea into hydrogen.”

Lex de Groot, managing director of Neptune Energy in the Netherlands.

“DEME has an ongoing focus on new markets and developing opportunities. Together with DEME Concessions, we consider the system integration, green hydrogen production and electrification of existing platforms at sea a very interesting market. PosHYdon is a starting point. DEME is involved in the conceptual design of a 100 MW offshore hydrogen gas production plant. We are also the Task Leader when evaluating the business case in line with this 100 MW concept. We will also be involved in the transport to and installation of the onshore H2- unit on the Q13a platform. We are very pleased to be able to join the strong partners within the consortium and the collaboration with Neptune Energy, one of the pioneers in this market.”

Bart De Poorter, general manager DEME Offshore.

The pilot is an initiative of Nexstep, a national platform for reuse and decommissioning, and knowledge institute TNO in close cooperation with the industry. Previously, Gasunie, Noordgastransport, NOGAT and Eneco joined the PosHYdon consortium.

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