Hydrogen
We have an ambition to take a leading role in the emerging hydrogen market with emphasis on northwestern Europe and a role as market architect, targeting 10% clean hydrogen market share across 3 — 5 industrial hubs by 2035.
Renewable-based hydrogen and derivates will be an important route to market for renewables and drive a significant step up in renewables deployment
We believe low carbon and renewable-based hydrogen will need to be developed in parallel at different speeds in different markets.
NortH2
We are today partner in NortH2 in Netherlands — an international consortium investigating the feasibility of large-scale production, storage and transmission of green hydrogen.
NortH2 can make a significant contribution to both the objectives of the Dutch climate agreement and the even more ambitious European hydrogen targets.
About H2M Eemshaven
Equinor and Linde are jointly developing H2M Eemshaven, a low-carbon hydrogen project, with the aim of building a production facility in the Eemshaven industrial area, where natural gas from the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) will be reformed into hydrogen.
@More than 95% of the CO2 will be captured and then safely transported and permanently stored in reservoirs under the seabed of the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
With a planned production capacity of 1 GW (210,000 tonnes of carbon-free hydrogen), H2M Eemshaven is well positioned to serve potential customers in large industrial clusters in both the Netherlands and Germany. Industries that could benefit from such an offering are typically steel production, chemical industry and energy production.
Subject to satisfactory progress, the intention is that the H2M plant in Eemshaven could start producing hydrogen by 2030.