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RWE reveals plans for 200MW green hydrogen plant

RWE reveals plans for 200MW green hydrogen plant

RWE has revealed plans to build a large-scale green hydrogen production plant at the Grangemouth industrial complex in Scotland. The developer said the facility is initially expected to have an electrical capacity of up to 200MW - allowing it to produce up to 3.6 tonnes of green hydrogen per hour – but could eventually be expanded to 600MW. 

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