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VoltH2 is a Dutch developer and operator of large-scale green hydrogen production plants using water electrolysis powered by renewable electricity sources such as offshore wind and solar. The company focuses exclusively on producing green hydrogen for local industrial customers and the transport sector to support decarbonization efforts across Europe.
Key projects are underway in the Netherlands at Vlissingen and Terneuzen in the North Sea Port area, each starting at 25 MW capacity and scalable to 50-100 MW, with planned operations from 2027-2029. Additional sites include Delfzijl in the Netherlands and locations in Germany including Gelsenkirchen, Wilhelmshaven, and Essen, contributing to a portfolio with potential capacity exceeding 500 MW. Plants are sited in industrial ports with access to road, rail, sea, and pipeline infrastructure, including the European Hydrogen Backbone, enabling efficient distribution of hydrogen along with by-products like oxygen and heat.
VoltH2 operates through project-specific subsidiaries and is structured as a collaboration between Volt Energy (founded by André Jurres), Virya Energy, and CVC DIF (DIF Capital Partners). Headquartered in Bergen-op-Zoom, the company has secured permits, government subsidies including SDE++ and Just Transition Fund grants, and offtake agreements such as with Evonik in Delfzijl. It positions itself as an emerging player advancing the green hydrogen market in the Benelux region and beyond.
Also known as Volt Energy B.V., VoltH2 Vlissingen B.V., and VoltH2 B.V..
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving VoltH2, of which 2 are active.
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They've signed an agreement to accelerate engineering for a Green Energy Terminal in Vlissingen, focusing on hydrogen carriers, renewable energy, and low-carbon fuels, aiming for completion by Q3 2023.
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