Its roles FEED EPC
Rely is an engineering and project development company focused on low‑carbon molecules and the energy transition. It supports industrial clients and developers with feasibility and techno‑economic studies, process design, and front‑end engineering for hydrogen, e‑fuels, and related infrastructure.
Active across the chemicals and fuels value chains, Rely integrates electrolytic hydrogen, carbon capture and utilization, and power‑to‑liquids pathways to enable production of sustainable fuels and intermediates. Its work emphasizes scalable, replicable solutions for industrial decarbonization, particularly in applications such as synthetic hydrocarbons and sustainable aviation fuel. Rely collaborates with partners across Europe to advance projects from concept through early engineering while aligning with evolving regulations and supply‑chain requirements.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Rely, of which 2 are active.
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Project reached FID/NTP and moves into construction. Will use John Cockerill pressurized alkaline electrolysis; first hydrogen expected mid‑2028; plant ties into local Chemical Park and Nobian.
Project will use carbon capture to source biogenic CO2 and has FEED underway; plant due ~2030 to produce 80,000 t/yr eSAF, backed by France 2030/EU fund and planned for replication.
DEZiR eSAF project in France advances to FEED stage, aiming to decarbonize aviation with scalable Methanol-to-Jet production, supported by EU and France 2030 programs.
The program aims to advance AEM electrolysers, focusing on safety, energy management, and cost efficiency, using PGM-free technology for sustainable hydrogen production.
The project aims to produce 75,000 tons of e-SAF annually by 2030, using green hydrogen and CO2, supporting Europe's decarbonization goals and sustainable aviation.
The MOU aims to develop e-Fuels plants producing sustainable aviation fuel, integrating carbon capture technology to lower costs and emissions.
HyCC's Djewels project in Delfzijl will use McPhy's electrolysers and Technip Energies' design to produce 3,000 tons of green hydrogen annually, aiding European decarbonization and climate goals.
The €11M grant supports a 20 MW electrolyzer in Delfzijl, converting renewable electricity to green hydrogen and methanol, reducing CO2 emissions by 27,000 tons annually.
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