TransHyDE: Hydrogen Feed-In Plant of the H2Direkt Project Launched

On 14 September, the launch of the H2Direkt pilot project in Hohenwart was celebrated as part of the TransHyDE lead project.

New Commission: EEG 2023 Tenders - Hybrid and Sprinter Power Plants (§39o, §39p)

As of June 2023, Jimmie Langham, Oliver Weinmann and Verena Hertzsch from cruh21 have been assisting Hydrogene de France with the upcoming tenders.

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gat I wat 2023: Jimmie Langham on large-scale hydrogen infrastructure

On September 7, 2023 cruh21 CEO Jimmie Langham gave a presentation at gat I wat in Cologne.

New Commission: EEG 2023 Tenders - Hybrid and Sprinter Power Plants (§39o, §39p)

As of June 2023, Jimmie Langham, Oliver Weinmann and Verena Hertzsch from cruh21 have been assisting Hydrogene de France with the upcoming tenders.

Gröönschnack un lopen in Hamburg

On the evening of September 6, 2023, energy enthusiasts and experts from various fields gathered in the cozy atmosphere of "El Tequito" restaurant at St. Pauli Fischmarkt in Hamburg.

LNG2Hydrogen: The Project to Convert LNG Terminals for Hydrogen Import

Since June 2023, Jimmie Langham has also been officially part of the 18-month sub-project TransHyDE - LNG2Hydrogen as one of the coordinators, together with our consultants Martin Wilferth and Anzhela Safina.

EEHH Summer Festival: cruh21 at StrandPauli

On 24 August 2023, the Cluster Erneuerbare Energien Hamburg invited to its summer party. Our cruh21 was there.

Networking Event: cruh21's First Time at the w.one - Women of New Energies Round Table

Our partnership is starting out strong: cruh21 was on site at the big w.one network meeting in Hamburg.

cruh21 joins w.one - Women of New Energies: A Partnership for Equality and Energy Transition

cruh21 is looking forward to working with w.one, the organisation that champions ambitious women in the renewable energy sector.

Maritime Hydrogen Users: How the German Maritime Industry Embraces Hydrogen to Achieve Climate Goals

A new study by the German Maritime Centre explores the potential and future role of green hydrogen and its derivatives in maritime subsectors: shipping, ports, shipbuilding, suppliers, and marine technology.