Smart Hydrogen Hub selects Enapter’s electrolyser
Published by Willow Munz,
Editorial Assistant
Global Hydrogen Review,
Smart Hydrogen Hub has selected Enapter’s AEM Nexus 2500 as the core electrolyser technology for its planned green hydrogen demonstrator in Rotterdam’s M4H district. The project is being developed in collaboration with Platform Zero, Adsensys and other public and private partners, including the Port of Rotterdam and InnovationQuarter.
The selection represents an important step toward the development of a scalable hydrogen hub that brings renewable electricity, energy storage, hydrogen production, certification, and local use together at a single location.
The demonstrator will prove how these components can be integrated and operated as one flexible energy system under real-world port and industrial conditions. It will demonstrate how hydrogen production can respond to variable renewable electricity, how storage and control systems can support efficient operation, and how certified green hydrogen can be supplied reliably to local users.
For industrial, mobility and maritime companies, the hub is intended to provide access to reliable, locally produced green hydrogen in volumes that can grow alongside demand. For technology providers, startups, scale-ups, innovative SMEs, knowledge institutions and public partners, it will provide a practical environment in which technologies, business models and regulatory approaches can be tested and further developed.
The AEM Nexus 2500 is Enapter’s next-generation 2.5 MW Multi-Core electrolyser for industrial applications. Its modular architecture is designed to support: phased expansion and scaling of hydrogen production capacity; responsive operation under variable renewable energy conditions; and integration into larger hydrogen and energy-management systems.
These characteristics align closely with Smart Hydrogen Hub’s ambition to realise a flexible, replicable and future-proof hydrogen demonstrator in the Port of Rotterdam.
Smart Hydrogen Hub is being developed as a demonstration environment for companies, knowledge institutions and public-sector partners working on industrial electrification, mobility and maritime applications. The hub will combine flexible green hydrogen production with battery storage, locally generated renewable electricity, energy-management systems, certification and connections to local users.
Through this integrated approach, the project aims to accelerate the development of Rotterdam’s hydrogen value chain and support the practical deployment and scaling of green hydrogen.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalhydrogenreview.com/hydrogen/21072026/smart-hydrogen-hub-selects-enapters-electrolyser/