Shell is maintaining its relationship with the Worley company after awarding new contracts for design and construction management support for Holland Hydrogen 1, which is set to be the most important hydrogen production center in Europe.
The scope of the contract covers the coordination of various elements such as energy from offshore wind farms, pipeline systems, electrical infrastructure and refining, thanks to the strategic location of the port of Rotterdam.
More green hydrogen, more energy opportunities
The Holland Hydrogen 1 operation is estimated to have the capacity to generate about 60,000 kilograms of renewable hydrogen each day. This green hydrogen is intended to replace the gray hydrogen currently used in fuel production at Shell’s Rotterdam energy and chemicals complex.
In addition, it is expected that the introduction and utilization of renewable hydrogen will renewable hydrogen is expected to have a positive environmental impact by increasing the reduction of carbon emissions from the fuels produced at the plant. Meanwhile, it also facilitates the supply of this type of hydrogen for application in the field of heavy-duty transport.
Worley’s key participation
The company will offer its services from its facilities in the Netherlands and will be supported by its Global Integrated Delivery (GID) team located in India, maximizing its extensive international experience in hydrogen-related projects.
This contract is awarded as a follow-up to the company’s successful completion of the initial engineering phases of the project. Chris Ashton, CEO of Worley, affirmed the company’s enthusiasm, after continuing to collaborate with Shell, to reach the goal of zero emissions by 2050, thus strengthening its ” commitment to contribute to a more sustainable future“.
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Source: Worley
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