H₂opZee is a pioneering demonstration project evaluating the feasibility of producing green hydrogen at sea, powered by offshore wind. The project explores various scenarios for offshore hydrogen production and investigates options for transporting the hydrogen to shore via pipelines. This initiative is part of a broader effort to advance renewable energy and large-scale hydrogen production.
Enersea and sister company H2sea were awarded critical roles for the feasibility and concept design.
Developing sizes, routes, and designs for new pipelines.
Exploring scenarios for hydrogen integration within the offshore network.
Providing guidance on safe, efficient hydrogen transport.
Addressing electrical systems, processing, utilities, and safety.
Ensuring practical design choices for offshore conditions.
Advising on the optimal hydrogen production approach after a comprehensive investigation of central, decentral, and intermediate options.
Conducting in-depth studies on grid stability and integration, with innovative solutions aimed at reducing the required energy storage capacity, thereby lowering the cost of energy storage components.
The feasibility studies and concept designs bring Neptune Energy (Eni) and RWE closer to defining the H₂opZee demonstration project, establishing a viable approach for offshore green hydrogen production and transport.