Deutsche ReGas has completed the front-end engineering and design (FEED) phase for its 200MW hydrogen production plant in Lubmin, Germany.
The company plans to construct the first 200MW phase by the end of 2026 before it scales up to 500MW by 2028 in its second phase.
Initially, the Lubmin plant is expected to produce up to 30,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, and up to 80,000 tonnes by 2028.
H2 View understands the plant will be directly connected to the Flow Hydrogen Core Network to ensure a secure supply of hydrogen to customers in eastern Germany and industrial sites in southwestern Germany in the future.
“The completion of the FEED phase marks the successful progress in the development of the H2-Hub Lubmine,” explained David Ibáñez, Head of Hydrogen Strategies at Deutsche ReGas.
“All of our hydrogen projects will make a significant contribution to strengthening the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region and a vital contribution to the decarbonisation of German industry.”
In July (2024), the firm announced it would develop a hydrogen import terminal in Lubmin, as part of a collaboration with Höegh-LNG (now Höegh Evi).
Read more: Floating hydrogen import terminal planned for Germany
The terminal is scheduled to enter operations in 2026, representing the “world’s first” floating green ammonia cracker, producing around 30,000 tonnes of hydrogen per year.
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