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thyssenkrupp nucera is a specialist provider of electrochemical plant technology. The company engineers and supplies large-scale electrolysis systems for the chlor-alkali industry as well as for the production of green hydrogen via water electrolysis. It focuses on alkaline electrolysis technology that enables efficient conversion of renewable electricity into hydrogen for use in various industrial applications.
As a subsidiary of the thyssenkrupp group, the company benefits from the resources and expertise of one of Germany's leading industrial conglomerates. Its headquarters are located in Dortmund, Germany, from where it manages international projects and collaborations. thyssenkrupp nucera delivers complete solutions including engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning of plants for its customers worldwide.
The company operates in the chemical and energy sectors, supporting clients in producing essential chemicals like chlorine and sodium hydroxide, and in advancing sustainable hydrogen production. Its technologies are deployed in facilities across Europe, Asia, and other regions, contributing to the global shift towards decarbonized industrial processes and the reduction of carbon emissions in heavy industry.
With a history rooted in the development of electrolysis processes, thyssenkrupp nucera holds a prominent position among suppliers of electrochemical equipment. It emphasizes innovation in cell design and process efficiency to meet the demands of modern chemical manufacturing and the emerging hydrogen economy. The company also provides after-sales services and technology upgrades to optimize plant performance over time.
chemXplore tracks 13 projects involving thyssenkrupp nucera, of which 9 are active.
thyssenkrupp nucera's role on them: Owner, EPC, Investor / Financier, Operator, Developer, Technology licensor, and Technology / equipment supplier.
8 new construction and 1 expansion.
2 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on all 9 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Hydrogen (6), Sodium chloride (2), Sodium hydroxide (2), Ammonia (1), Carbon dioxide (1), Chlorine (1)
Centralized, semi-automated electrolyzer cell assembly hub in Portugal to shorten lead times, raise throughput and deliver ready-to-install cell packages for projects across Europe.
License, EPC, key equipment supply and commissioning support for a large e‑BiTAC v7 chlor‑alkali plant in Northwest China; low double‑digit million‑euro order.
First phase delivers 300 MW (option +105 MW), ~45,000 tH2/yr, >€1bn phase investment, €304m public support and an expected >8,000 jobs across the value chain.
First phase includes a 300 MW electrolyser (>€1bn capex), ~45,000 t H2/yr and ~250,000 t CO2 avoided; received €304m public funding and reached FID.
Transforms blast‑furnace CO₂ and renewable hydrogen into chemicals and fuels; moving from Duisburg demonstration to industrial scale and a SAF plant.
Nearly doubled nine‑month order intake; wins Moeve 300‑MW contract with service package; discontinues SOEC mass‑production, incurring ~€30m one‑time EBIT hit and updating FY26 outlook.
Inspected a container terminal, discussed hundreds‑million‑euro investment plans and constraints with industry, and toured Shell’s Holland Hydrogen 1 green‑hydrogen facility.
Net income €458m, capex €605m and operating cash flow €762m; leverage fell to 1.2x; groundbreaking for 300 MW Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley on Sept 17; Galp merger talks continue.
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The 8 with the most active projects, of 10 countries.
