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German island goes big with plans for 10GW offshore wind to hydrogen hub | Recharge

The AquaVentus initiative centred around Heligoland plans to produce green hydrogen at sea from offshore wind and transport it to land via dedicated pipelines

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Christopher Neely on Aug 10, 2020 5:35 pm GMT

This is pretty wild. Heligoland has a population around 1,300 and is smaller than one square mile. The plan is to have the capacity for 10 GW of offshore wind, convert the energy it into hydrogen and then send it down a hydrogen pipeline to the German coast. This project is ambitious but would be a boon for the small island and Germany's clean energy goals. 

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