Andritz to work on 100 MW green hydrogen plant in Germany

March 3, 2025, by Aida Čučuk

Technology group Andritz has received an order from rostock EnergyPort cooperation (REPCO), a joint venture of RWE Generation, EnBW Neue Energien, RheinEnergie and Rostock Port, for the engineering of a 100 MW green hydrogen plant in Rostock, Germany.

Subject to the investment decision planned for mid-2025, REPCO intends to give Andritz the notice to proceed with the supply of the plant. Then, upon receipt of the notice, Andritz will, reportedly, supply the green hydrogen plant on an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) basis using technology company HydrogenPro‘s pressurized alkaline technology for the electrolysis process.

As disclosed, the scope of supply includes the green hydrogen production plant, offsites and utilities, hydrogen purification and compression systems, storage facilities and a hydrogen filling station. Commissioning is scheduled for 2027.

REPCO’s hydrogen plant is expected to be one of the first ones in Germany to supply the German hydrogen core network and the future European hydrogen backbone infrastructure. Furthermore, according to Andritz, it will serve local industries and the mobility sector.

Michael Wurzel, Managing Director, REPCO, commented: “The 100 MW electrolyzer is the centerpiece of the HyTechHafen Rostock project, which aims to advance the energy transition in Europe. This is a crucial project for Rostock, reinforcing the position of the area as a key interchange for energy transportation. ANDRITZ has demonstrated a comprehensive understanding of the entire scope, and we value their flexibility and collaborative approach.”

Sami Pelkonen, EVP, Green Hydrogen, Andritz, stated: “We have always emphasized that no one can achieve the green transition alone. That’s why we are excited to see also major German energy companies and Rostock Port GmbH as local supporter leading by example and joining forces to drive progress. We are proud to be part of this important green hydrogen project and to work jointly towards a more sustainable future.”