Unveiled today (Oct 26), a 6MW C-Series electrolyser module will initially be developed at GreenLab, Denmark, by the end of 2022 with this set to be expanded to a 100MW electrolysis plant by the end of 2024.

The project will provide a major stepping stone for Green Hydrogen System to showcase its new electrolysis system, HyProvide X-Series, with the solution based on pressurised alkaline electrolysis.

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A €9m ($10.46m) grant has been provided by the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) to take the total funding to €30m ($34m).

The project is expected to provide a huge boost to the large-scale production of green hydrogen across the globe.

Sebastian Koks Andreassen, CEO of Green Hydrogen Systems, said, “We are excited and honoured to be part of project that not only affects the Danish energy transition but can accelerate Europe’s path to carbon neutrality by 2050.

“We strongly believe that the results of this project will have an immense impact on achieving the necessary scale for technological advancement and will contribute to lowering the levelled cost of hydrogen towards cost parity with fossil fuels.”

Anders Bøje Larsen, CTO at GreenLab, said, “GreenHyScale is a very exciting project that allows us to work with large-scale production of green hydrogen – large-scale production is what will reduce production and distribution costs in the end.

“Our focus is to create a replicable solution for stakeholders in both Denmark and the rest of Europe – replicability is key to the dissemination of green hydrogen.

“That makes GreenHyScale an important project with the potential to contribute greatly to the positive development of a hydrogen infrastructure in and outside of the EU.”