MorGen Energy ApS is a Danish subsidiary of MorGen Energy AG, a wholly-owned hydrogen business of Trafigura focused on developing large-scale green hydrogen ecosystems across Europe. Formerly known as H2 Energy Europe, the company rebranded in 2024 following Trafigura's majority acquisition.
The company supplies, distributes, and stores green hydrogen produced via electrolysis using renewable energy, targeting hard-to-abate sectors such as industry, maritime, and heavy transport to support decarbonization.
Key projects include the Njordkraft facility in Esbjerg, Denmark—a scalable up to 1 GW electrolyser plant aiming to produce 135,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, avoiding 1.1 million tonnes of CO2 emissions per year, with distribution via pipelines to Germany and beyond; it recently secured €422.75 million from the European Hydrogen Bank for its 300 MW phase. Other developments encompass a 20 MW plant in Milford Haven, Wales (FID reached in 2026), a 60 MW facility in Teesside, UK, and hydrogen refuelling infrastructure.
Also known as H2 Energy Europe.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving MorGen, of which 2 are active.
MorGen's role on them: Owner and Developer.
2 new construction.
Contractors and licensors are recorded on all 2 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (2)
Selected projects across seven EEA countries will add ~1.1 GW electrolyser capacity, produce >1.3 Mt H2 over 10 years, avoid ~9 Mt CO2e; premiums €0.57–€3.49/kg; Spain/Germany add €1.7bn
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 project aligns with Esbjerg’s Vision 2025, creating jobs and reducing water strain. It will support decarbonisation and sustainable e-fuel production, with a crucial pipeline expected by 2028.
The 1 GW Esbjerg plant will produce 90,000 tons of hydrogen annually, aiding decarbonization. ABB's involvement supports EU renewable hydrogen goals and will create 60 jobs.
A new green hydrogen plant in Esbjerg will convert offshore wind electricity to hydrogen, creating 200-300 jobs and supporting Denmark's green transition and hydrogen trucking goals.
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