The project, in its initial phase alone, will remove nearly 7.6 million litres of diesel per year, which represents more than 20 000 t of CO2 equivalent, or removing nearly 4300 cars from the roads of Québec.
The H3 project looks to capture up to two million t of CO2 per annum and contribute to achieving Net Zero in the wider Humber industrial region by 2040.
The hydrogen produced in Estonia will be used for hydrogen fuelling public transport, heavy duty vehicles, rail, shipping, aviation, and other transport modalities. Furthermore, it will be used as feedstock for industry, net balancing and even heating cases in the built environment.