De beoogde elektrolyser van 1 GW kan ongeveer 20% van de huidige waterstofvraag in de regio leveren. Voor meer informatie over het project: https://seah2land.nl/ 

Met 580.000 ton per jaar is het havengebied van North Sea Port een van de grootste waterstofproducenten en -afnemers ter wereld. De ontwikkeling past goed in het regionale Hydrogen Delta programma van Smart Delta Resources. Samen met de partners blijft Smart Delta Resources werken aan een duurzame, toekomstbestendige industrie in de regio!

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