Global technology company H2B2 will provide five 2MW electrolyzers for green hydrogen projects initiated by GP Joule.
In total, the 10MW of electrolyzing capacity will be able to supply up to 4,300kg of green hydrogen per day thanks to their integration with a photovoltaic or wind system.
The German company is due to receive the electrolyzers starting in 2023 and they are expected to go into operation in 2024.
GP Joule hydrogen managing director André Steinau said: “We have set ourselves the goal of using renewable energies to produce climate-friendly fuel and thus decarbonize heavy-duty transport.
“To achieve this, we rely on strong partners such as H2B2, who, like us, specialize in production with renewable energies and have many years of experience in the market.
“We are very much looking forward to working together in the future.”