The H2Mare PtX-Wind meeting
The H2Mare project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, plays a key role in the development of a sustainable hydrogen economy. As a pioneer in this field, H2Mare has set itself the goal of tapping into the potential of green hydrogen in maritime applications. A particular focus is on the offshore generation of Power-to-X (PtX) products.
The recent meeting of the PtX-Wind Association included a presentation by the Managing Director of cruh21, Dr. Ursula Prall. She spoke about the approval of other energy generation systems from offshore PtX plants. The discussions and presentations there highlighted the importance and potential of offshore PtX plants.
The H2Mare project is researching the offshore production of liquefied methane, Fischer-Tropsch hydrocarbons, methanol and ammonia, directly coupled to off-grid offshore wind turbines. Research is focused on the direct coupling of wind turbines and electrolysers to minimize the cost of hydrogen production.
The upcoming trade fair and event season promises exciting encounters with the movers and shakers of the energy transition and the hydrogen ramp-up. We are looking forward to the developments that lie ahead. Overall, the H2Mare project impressively demonstrates how innovation and collaboration can pave the way to a sustainable and efficient energy future.
