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H2sea exhibitor at WindEurope 2026 Madrid

H2sea exhibiting at WindEurope 2026 Madrid - Dutch Pavilion stand g-G20

From 21–23 April, H2sea will be present at WindEurope 2026 in Madrid. You can find us in the Innovation Quarter of the Dutch Pavilion (stand 9-G20).

We will be showcasing our green hydrogen solutions across the complete value chain, ranging from our newly introduced onshore hydrogen production modules to complete offshore hydrogen platforms.

Our approach ensures a balanced and integrated system design, with a strong focus on balance of stack engineering. In addition, we address key system interfaces such as pipeline integration, grid stabilisation and off-grid solutions.

On behalf of H2sea ,Tom Evertse, Technical Consultant, will be present at our booth. If you are looking for expertise for your hydrogen project, feel free to reach out via t.evertse@H2sea.n to connect or schedule a meeting in advance.

Looking forward to meet you in Madrid!

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H2sea exhibits at Smart Energy Week Tokyo

H2sea exhibits at Smart Energy Week Tokyo

H2sea is proud to participate in the Smart Energy Week in Tokyo as part of the EU Business Hub Japan mission.

Taking place at Tokyo Big Sight from 17-19 March, this major 3-day event brings together around 1,600 exhibitors and 70,000 visitors, making it one of Asia’s most important green energy and hydrogen exhibitions.

H2sea is represented on site by CEO Edwin van Drunen and CTO Tom Evertse, showcasing its extended product portfolio for both onshore hydrogen modules and offshore hydrogen platforms at the EU Pavilion.

“Today marks the final day of the exhibition. Smart Energy Week has been a valuable experience, opening the door to promising new partnerships and future collaboration. We would like to thank the EU Business Hub Japan team for their excellent organisation and support throughout the mission,” said Edwin van Drunen.

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H2sea introduces Onshore Hydrogen Modules in Tokyo

Onshore hydrogen production modules

This week, H2sea is introducing its new onshore hydrogen modules in Tokyo.

With this step, H2sea is extending its portfolio of offshore hydrogen platforms with scalable onshore solutions for industrial and urban applications. The hydrogen modules are designed as flexible building blocks, allowing projects to be tailored to specific production capacities and site conditions.

During their visit to Tokyo, CEO Edwin van Drunen and CTO Tom Evertse are holding several meetings with Japanese utilities at the Tokyo Innovation Base, followed by the EU Business Mission programme and participation in Smart Energy Week.

“Japan is the perfect market for introducing our onshore hydrogen modules,” says Edwin van Drunen. “As a highly innovative and technology-driven energy market, Japan is actively investing in hydrogen as a cornerstone of its energy transition and is looking for high-quality, scalable solutions. The growing demand for hydrogen applications on land makes it a strong match for H2sea’s modular hydrogen production solutions.”

With this development, H2sea continues to build on its mission to accelerate the large-scale deployment of hydrogen production solutions that support the global energy transition.

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H2sea Re-Selected for EU Business Hub Japan Mission

H2sea re-selected for EU business mission Japan

H2sea has again been selected to join the EU Business Hub mission to Japan, marking the second time the company will participate in this EU-funded initiative supporting collaboration between European innovators and Japanese industry.

The upcoming mission will take place from 15–19 March 2026 during Smart Energy Week Spring 2026 at International Exhibition Center Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo. As part of the programme, H2sea will exhibit at the EU Pavilion alongside other European companies and participate in B2B matchmaking, networking events, sector briefings and knowledge exchange sessions. In total, 50 companies from 19 EU countries will join the delegation.

The mission takes place within the broader framework of EU–Japan cooperation in the energy sector centered around the Green Alliance, the Energy Dialogue and the Memorandum of Cooperation on Hydrogen. This continued collaboration provides H2sea with opportunities to further strengthen relationships in Japan’s growing energy transition market and explore future partnerships in offshore hydrogen.

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H2sea exhibits at OEEC25

H2sea will participate in the Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC25), taking place on 25 and 26 November at the RAI Amsterdam.

This year, the H2sea team will be present at the Frequensea stand in the Innovators Area. Frequensea is H2sea’s new sister company, pioneering a groundbreaking vibration-assisted decommissioning tool focused on improving efficiency and circularity in subsea operations.

Visit stand 2.103 to engage with the H2sea team and explore our expertise at the intersection of offshore energy and hydrogen.

We look forward to welcoming you at our booth!

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H2sea presents H2PD project at Carbon Trust Knowledge Sprint

H2sea presents at Knowledge Sprint hosted by the Carbon Trust's Integrator programme

During the “Knowledge Sprint” hosted by the Carbon Trust’s Integrator programme last month, H2sea presented the final results of the H2PD (Offshore Hydrogen Production Platform Design) project.

The event was attended by participants from EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, Shell, SSE Renewables, ScottishPower Renewables, TotalEnergies, and Vattenfall, all part of the Integrator programme – a collaborative industry initiative focused on maximising offshore wind’s contribution to a low-cost, flexible, and predictable energy system.

The H2PD concept is being developed for potential deployment in UK and German waters. The study encompassed four phases: a market screening phase, a technical design phase, a regulatory phase, and an advisory phase.

In addition to the technical designs for a 500 MW offshore hydrogen production platform, H2sea’s presentation focused on cost efficiency, safe operation, transport and installation strategies, including the selection of suitable vessels. The concept combines H2sea’s offshore engineering expertise with practical solutions for enabling scalable, safe, and commercially viable offshore hydrogen production as part of Europe’s future energy mix.

A team of five offshore hydrogen engineers from H2sea participated in the event. Alongside H2sea, Gasunie and TenneT also presented at the Knowledge Sprint, which was organised for the second time by the Carbon Trust.

The Knowledge Sprint provides a valuable platform for sharing technical insights, aligning cross-sector ambitions, and strengthening collaboration on the integration of offshore wind and hydrogen infrastructure.

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H2sea at Wind Meets Gas 2025

On October 9 and 10, Tom Evertse, Technical Consultant Offshore Hydrogen at H2sea, will join the Wind meets Gas symposium at the historic Martini Church in Groningen.

This year’s theme revolves around the energy trilemma: Greening Energy – Affordability – Security. The event will bring together international experts to discuss key topics such as transatlantic energy relations, North Sea security, the future of offshore wind, and investments in the hydrogen value chain.

Tom will also take part in the matchmaking program, engaging with industry peers to explore new opportunities and collaborations. With our offshore hydrogen expertise, H2sea aims to contribute knowledge and ideas that help address the energy trilemma — balancing sustainability, cost, and security.

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H2sea selected for EU hydrogen business mission to Japan

H2sea on EU hydrogen business mission Japan


H2sea has been selected to join the EU Business Hub – Japan and the Republic of Korea, an EU funded programme that strengthens co-operations between Europe’s and Asia’s frontrunners in the hydrogen economy. The programme supports innovative European companies in green technologies.

Following a competitive selection process, H2sea will take part in the five-day business mission to Japan (15-19 September), centered around the Smart Energy Week Autumn 2025 at the Makuhari Messe in Tokyo.

The programme includes three days of exhibiting at the EU Pavilion, where H2sea will showcase its expertise in offshore hydrogen, complemented by targeted B2B matchmaking, networking events, sector briefings and knowledge exchange.
This mission will strengthen H2sea’s ties with Japan’s fast-growing hydrogen market and open doors for future collaboration.

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H2sea Presents at DMEC Deep Dive on Offshore Green Hydrogen

H2sea gives presentation at DMEC during Deep Dive on Offshore Green Hydrogen

H2sea was invited to present at the DMEC Deep Dive, a quarterly international forum hosted by the Dutch Marine Energy Centre (DMEC). DMEC serves as an accelerator and knowledge hub for offshore renewable energy innovation.

The June edition, held on 17 June, focused on offshore green hydrogen, bringing together key stakeholders to explore the latest developments, technological maturity, and market readiness of this rapidly evolving sector. Discussions also addressed the challenges and opportunities of integrating green hydrogen into existing offshore energy infrastructure.

Mohool Misra, project engineer hydrogen at H2sea, shared insights from H2sea’s current research projects and future vision for offshore hydrogen production. Other speakers included Bureau Veritas, the OASIS project, Eindhoven University of Technology, and DMEC itself.

We thank DMEC for the opportunity and look forward to continued collaboration in advancing offshore hydrogen solutions.

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H2sea Secures Offshore Hydrogen Production Study from The Carbon Trust

H2sea hydrogen production study The Carbon Trust

H2sea is proud to announce its selection by the Carbon Trusts Integrator Programme to carry out the H2PD (Offshore Hydrogen Production Platform Design) project. This initiative marks a significant milestone in advancing offshore hydrogen production technologies.

The Integrator is a joint industry programme which aims to maximise the contribution of offshore wind to a low cost, flexible, predictable and low carbon energy future which is funded by leading renewable energy and energy companies, including SSE Renewables, ScottishPower Renewables, Vattenfall, EnBW, Shell, and TotalEnergies.

The H2PD study builds on The Carbon Trust’s commitment to enabling a low-carbon future by fostering collaboration among industry leaders.

Within the H2PD project, H2sea will explore the feasibility and design of offshore hydrogen production platforms of 500 MW and beyond. The comprehensive study is structured into four critical phases:

  1. Market Screening Phase: A thorough analysis of emerging technologies for offshore hydrogen production.
  2. Technical Design Phase: Development of innovative and scalable designs for offshore hydrogen production platforms, focusing on efficiency, safety, and environmental sustainability.
  3. Regulatory Phase: Examination of the regulatory landscape to ensure compliance with UK and German laws and international maritime standards, identifying pathways to streamline project approvals.
  4. Advisory Phase: Delivery of strategic recommendations to The Carbon Trust, providing actionable insights for future investments and policy frameworks supporting offshore hydrogen initiatives.

Edwin van Drunen, Managing Consultant and CEO at H2sea, commented on the project award: “We are honoured to collaborate with the Carbon Trusts Integrator Programme on this pioneering project, with support from our partners HSM and Enersea. The H2PD study will lay the foundation for scalable offshore hydrogen solutions, reinforcing renewable energy innovation on the North Sea. By leveraging offshore wind resources and innovative hydrogen platform designs, H2sea aims to accelerate the deployment of green hydrogen production at scale.”

This study highlights the potential of offshore hydrogen production as a cornerstone of the energy transition. H2sea’s collaboration with the Integrators consortium of industry leaders reflects a shared vision to enable green hydrogen solutions and strengthen the role of renewable energy in combating climate change.

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