What does Clean Hydrogen Coastline do?

Clean Hydrogen Coastline is EWE's infrastructure program for green hydrogen production, storage, transport, and utilization in northwest Germany. Projects include electrolyzers, pipeline networks, and salt cavern storage facilities targeting industrial and energy sector decarbonization.

Where is Clean Hydrogen Coastline located?

Clean Hydrogen Coastline is headquartered in Oldenburg, Germany.

What energy sectors does Clean Hydrogen Coastline operate in?

Clean Hydrogen Coastline operates in Hydrogen, Energy Storage.

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Clean Hydrogen Coastline

EWE GASSPEICHER GmbH

Oldenburg, Germany

HydrogenEnergy StoragePrivate

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Clean Hydrogen Coastline is a private headquartered in Oldenburg, Germany specializing in Hydrogen, Energy Storage.

Clean Hydrogen Coastline is an integrated infrastructure program by EWE covering the full value chain of green hydrogen. It encompasses hydrogen production via electrolysis in Emden (up to 10,000 tonnes annually), storage in converted salt caverns at Huntorf, and transport via three major pipeline projects (HCoastlink 1, 2, and 3) totaling over 128 km. Multiple projects have been designated as Important Projects of Common European Interest by the EU. The program supports industrial applications, mobility, and energy sector decarbonization while integrating with existing gas infrastructure and renewable energy sources.

green hydrogenhydrogen infrastructureenergy transitiondecarbonizationhydrogen storagehydrogen transportelectrolysissalt cavernsnorthwest GermanyIPCEIImportant Project of Common European Interest

Headquarters

Oldenburg, Germany

Company Type

Private