Tüpraş, which investigates “green hydrogen” generation from its key business sectors in the Strategic Transformation Plan, joined “Hydrogen Europe,” the major European hydrogen market stakeholder group. This participation will help the firm become a carbon-neutral energy company by 2050.
Tüpraş intensified efforts to manufacture “green hydrogen” as part of its Strategic Transformation Plan, which intends to lead the future energy industry.
As a member of “Hydrogen Europe,” the major stakeholder organization in the European hydrogen industry, Tüpraş enhanced its hydrogen communication network and joined the hydrogen ecosystem with similar ambitions in Europe and the world.
“Hydrogen Europe” was created to guide European-oriented green hydrogen studies and develop consortia in this subject. Hydrogen Europe contains more than 350 industrial groups, including the world’s biggest industrial enterprises, 103 research institutions and universities, and 30 national associations from more than 20 countries.
With its Hydrogen Europe membership, which aims to support green hydrogen as a living ecosystem and to be supported with forward-looking projects, Tüpraş is included in the platform’s coordination groups, as well as the Clean Hydrogen Horizon Joint Undertake and Joint Technology Initiatives.
We want to be a flexible player between the EU and Turkey
Tüpraş General Manager Ibrahim Yelmenolu said joining Hydrogen Europe is an essential milestone in the company’s Strategic Transition Plan to lead the clean energy transformation of the Turkish energy industry and become carbon neutral by 2050. “Our transformation plan focuses on new energy.” Zero-carbon energy generating and green hydrogen production are major investments. By 2030, we want 1 GW of zero-carbon power. We’re Turkey’s largest hydrogen producer, and we specialize on green electrolyzer manufacturing. By 2040, we hope to have zero emissions from green hydrogen generation. Starting to sell green hydrogen in logistics and heavy transportation in 2030, operating in different fields in the green hydrogen value chain, the fuel of the future, serving many sectors, especially transportation, evaluating its export potential, it is a versatile player in the position of a bridge between the EU and Turkey. We strive.”
Yelmenolu said: “By joining Hydrogen Europe, we’ll improve our hydrogen communication network and join an ecosystem with the same ambitions in Europe and the world. We may share information across our firm using papers like up-to-date data records and statistics showing the ecosystem’s vitality. With our active membership, we will be a significant component of the value chain by participating early in European-based project collaborations, giving Tüpraş precedence in stakeholder allocation, and sharing our hydrogen experience with other industrial groups. I think Hydrogen Europe will help our company’s ambitions.”
