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ITM Power plc is a UK-based manufacturer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) electrolysers used to produce green hydrogen from renewable electricity. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Sheffield, the company designs and builds modular electrolyser systems and turnkey hydrogen generation plants for industrial, energy, and mobility applications. ITM Power’s technology supports decarbonization by supplying hydrogen for uses such as chemical feedstocks, refining, ammonia and methanol production, steelmaking, grid balancing, and hydrogen refueling infrastructure.
The company provides engineering, integration, and after-sales services, working with developers, utilities, industrial gas suppliers, and end users to deploy large-scale projects that couple electrolysis with wind and solar power. ITM Power is listed on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market (ticker: ITM) and operates manufacturing and testing facilities in Sheffield to serve projects in the UK and internationally.
Also known as ITM.
chemXplore tracks 6 projects involving ITM Power, of which 4 are active.
Besides these 4, the record holds 2 completed projects.
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Initial green hydrogen from Lingen delivered via ~120 km pipeline to Evonik’s Marl site, demonstrating an integrated hydrogen value chain and ramp-up toward 200 MW.
DESNZ grant plus £40m equity will fund a Chronos electrolyser manufacturing line in Sheffield, aiming for 1 GW/year capacity with automated, cleanroom production.
LOI launches joint R&D on green hydrogen for rail and related mobility, starting with a FEED study into electrolyser integration and infrastructure resilience.
Framework to develop, invest in and operate industrial-scale green hydrogen plants across the UK, starting with the 15 MW Cromarty project; FID targeted Dec 2026.
20MW plant at Milford Haven to produce ~2,000 tpa low‑carbon hydrogen; construction 2026, commissioning early 2028; 15 years of revenue support and HAR1 grant funding.
The agreement involves 30,000 metric tons of green hydrogen annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 300,000 tons, supported by a hydrogen network and storage facilities in Germany.
RWE's 300-MW green hydrogen project in Lingen progresses with a new 100-MW electrolyser from Sunfire and integration by Bilfinger, set for completion by 2027.
Two projects at Rheinland Park: converting a hydrocracker to produce base oils and installing a 100 MW electrolyzer for renewable hydrogen, aiming to cut carbon emissions significantly.
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