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.
