Wedoany.com Report-Aug. 10, FEST, a technology partner, is constructing a 3-megawatt green hydrogen plant for ENTEGA AG at the Darmstadt waste-to-energy facility in Germany. The project, set to begin operations in 2027, features a 3 MW electrolyzer and a trailer filling station to supply green hydrogen for regional use, primarily for mobility applications.

The initiative integrates advanced hydrogen technology into existing infrastructure, supporting sustainable energy solutions. FEST is overseeing all aspects of the project, including planning, implementation, and commissioning, to ensure seamless system integration. The green hydrogen produced will contribute to reducing reliance on fossil fuels in the region, aligning with efforts to advance clean energy adoption.

Pascal Pewinski, Vice President of Sales and Business Development at FEST, stated: “We are pleased to have ENTEGA as a strong partner at our side who, like us, is actively driving the energy transition. This project demonstrates how modern hydrogen technology can be effectively integrated into existing structures – and how FEST, as a systems provider, is making a significant contribution to its implementation.”

The Darmstadt project highlights the potential for hydrogen to support sustainable mobility and energy needs. By leveraging the waste-to-energy plant’s infrastructure, the initiative optimizes resource use and promotes environmental responsibility. The trailer filling station will enable flexible distribution of green hydrogen, enhancing accessibility for various applications across the region.

This collaboration between FEST and ENTEGA underscores a commitment to innovative energy solutions, contributing to the broader adoption of green hydrogen technologies in Germany. The project is expected to set a precedent for integrating hydrogen production into existing energy facilities, supporting regional sustainability goals and fostering cleaner energy practices.