The energy transition represents one of the greatest challenges of our time. At Hanseatic Hydrogen, we’re dedicated to pioneering the decarbonisation of energy-intensive industries through the production and supply of green hydrogen. By the end of 2028, our customers will be able to reliably and efficiently cover hydrogen needs in Germany from Stade.
The course has been set
Hanseatic Hydrogen will produce green hydrogen in Stade and supply it to its business and industrial partners.
In 2028, we will put into operation a 100 MW electrolysis plant in the Stade Industrial Park that will produce green hydrogen using renewable electricity from wind and solar. Our goal is to expand to up to 500 MW by 2030, which means we would be generating 5% of Germany’s production target of 10 GW.
The planned connection to Germany’s hydrogen core network will enable us to transport our hydrogen efficiently and reliably to wherever it is needed.
Currently, Hanseatic Hydrogen is preparing the approval documents for the project. This year, we are focusing on additional engineering efforts and selecting an EPC partner for the electrolysis and high-voltage technology. Construction of the electrolyser is scheduled to begin in late 2026. Every step brings us closer to our goal of successfully advancing the energy transition and ensuring a secure energy supply for industrial customers. By doing so, we will strengthen Germany’s standing as an industrial hub.
Megawatt
Initial capacity of the electrolyser
Megawatt
Planned expansion capacity
of the electrolyser
percent
Share in Germany’s hydrogen production in 2030
Germany’s government plans to have 10 GW of domestic production capacity by 2030.
Germany’s government plans to have 10 GW of domestic production capacity by 2030.
