Once again, Yara Sluiskil, as the largest hydrogen producer in the Netherlands and the largest production site of the group, sees opportunities to be an enabler for a sustainable hydrogen economy.

Last Friday, Hydrogen Europe was a guest at Smart Delta Resources, North Sea Port and the Province of Zeeland. 

Since July 1st, Smart Delta Resources has two new partners on board: Evides Industriewater and VoltH2. 

The Scheldt Delta region is home to several promising clean hydrogen projects, including Ørsted's SeaH2Land.

In the past year, Smart Delta Resources partner Dow presented its Multi Generation Plan. This plan describes the route that the Terneuzen site of the chemical group will take to achieve CO2 neutrality in 2050.

As part of the Hydrogen Delta programme, SDR has coordinated a feasibility study into the possible hub function of North Sea Port for clean hydrogen (carriers).

Smart Delta Resources’ partner Air Liquide has the ambition to build and operate one of the world's largest electrolysis plants,  producing hydrogen entirely from renewable electricity.

Greenhouse gas emissions in industry must be reduced to zero by 2050. Industry in Zeeland, united in the Smart Delta Resources partnership, aims to reduce CO2 emissions by more than half in 9 years.

One of the first major successes of Smart Delta Resources was in the form of a Green Deal for the hydrogen exchange between Dow Benelux and Yara Sluiskil.

The official opening of the Borssele 1&2 wind farm of SDR partner Ørsted took place on 6 September 2021. The wind farm has been operational since the last quarter of 2020.

The new factory is designed to process potatoes with a minimum amount of water and energy, in line with Lamb Weston / Meijer's 2030 sustainability agenda.

The roadmap makes Terneuzen an exemplary location and role model for the company's global transition to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. The roadmap has been set up in three phases.