Transhydrogen Alliance – dutch green hydrogen consortium to invest 2 billion in Brazil.
The Dutch consortium Transhydrogen Alliance, made up of the companies Proton Ventures, Trammo, Global Energy Storage and VARO, will invest 2,000 million dollars to produce green hydrogen in the Brazilian state of Ceará (northeast ), as reported by the regional government.
In a statement, the administration indicated that the governor, Camilo Santana, and the president of Transhydrogen Alliance and Proton Ventures, Hans Vrijenhoef, signed the agreement this Wednesday in the port of Rotterdam and with the goal of reaching an annual production of 500,000 tons of green hydrogen.
Camilo Santana said.
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Each one of the companies (of the consortium) has experience in a certain area (production, logistics, storage and transportation) and from now on the study phases for the implementation of the project will begin.
Vrijenhoef, for his part, stressed that “this is a very important phase in the matter of placing green energy solutions for the entire world.”
According to the Government of Ceará, the companies of the Dutch consortium will act in the Pecem Port Complex, one of the main in the country and whose shareholder is Rotterdam, located in the municipality of Sao Gonçalo de Amarante, in the metropolitan region from Fortaleza, the regional capital.
The agreement was the eleventh signed between the Government of Ceará and companies from Portugal, France, Spain, Australia and Brazil to produce green hydrogen.
Green or renewable hydrogen (H2V) is that which is generated from electricity that comes from 100% renewable energies through a process called “water electrolysis”, which is the separation of oxygen and hydrogen and their use It is mainly destined for the agricultural industry with fertilizers. Thanks for staying up to date with Hydrogen Central.
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