- AFRY will conduct a feasibility study for a hydrogen plant in Helsinki.
- The study will use the latest data for market insights.
- Completion is expected by mid-2025.
- The plant aims for carbon-neutral energy by 2030.
Project Overview
AFRY has been tasked with conducting a feasibility study for a large-scale hydrogen production plant in Helsinki, Finland. The study is commissioned by Helen, a Finnish energy company, and aims to explore the viability of green hydrogen production at the site.
Study Approach
The study will adopt a top-down design methodology, beginning with overarching project and plant objectives and moving towards detailed engineering and discipline-specific decisions. This approach ensures that all necessary steps are taken to achieve the project's goals.
Data and Insights
Utilizing the latest data, the study will provide up-to-date market insights. This information is crucial for Helen to identify the most cost-effective design for hydrogen production, aligning with their goal of carbon-neutral energy solutions.
Timeline and Goals
The feasibility study is expected to be completed by mid-2025. The findings will offer Helen the detailed analysis needed to make informed investment decisions. The hydrogen plant is part of Helen's broader strategy to deliver carbon-neutral district heating, cooling, and electricity to over half a million clients by 2030.
