The GET H2 Nukleus Project is a key initiative in Germany's transition to green hydrogen, forming part of the country's broader strategy to decarbonize its industrial and energy sectors. Located in Lingen, Lower Saxony, the project is positioned as a major hub for green hydrogen production, targeting industrial users across Germany. This large-scale project is designed to support the ambitious goals of the European Union's IPCEI (Important Projects of Common European Interest) framework, which focuses on advancing hydrogen technology as a cornerstone of Europe's climate strategy. Project Overview: Electrolyzer Capacity: The electrolyzer plant will be built in phases, starting with 100 MW by 2025 and expanding to a total capacity of 300 MW by 2027. The electrolyzers will produce green hydrogen using renewable energy sources, significantly reducing carbon emissions in the process. Location: Lingen, Lower Saxony – an industrial hub well-connected to energy infrastructure, making it ideal for hydrogen production and distribution. Collaborating Partners: The project involves several prominent players in the hydrogen and engineering sectors: - Linde Engineering: A leader in gas technology, responsible for the design and construction of key components. - ITM Power: Specializing in electrolyzer technology. - Sunfire: Another electrolyzer specialist contributing advanced technology. - Bilfinger: Providing engineering, automation, and construction services. - Nowega: A gas infrastructure company ensuring hydrogen transportation. - OGE (Open Grid Europe): One of Germany's largest gas pipeline operators, responsible for connecting the hydrogen production to wider distribution networks. Funding: The project has received significant financial backing, with €619 million in funding, supported by the IPCEI to accelerate the development of hydrogen technologies in Europe. This funding underscores the strategic importance of GET H2 in the European and German hydrogen economies. Project Goal: The primary objective is to establish a reliable, large-scale source of green hydrogen for industrial use across Germany. The project will connect production to demand centers, helping decarbonize industries such as steel, chemicals, and energy, contributing to Germany’s climate neutrality targets. By producing green hydrogen, the GET H2 Nukleus Project will play a vital role in reducing carbon emissions, advancing hydrogen technology, and creating a sustainable industrial energy framework across Germany.